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How does a primary election differ from a general election?

A. A primary election is held for state offices, while a general election is for federal offices.
B. A general election is only for the president because the whole nation participates.
C. A primary election is done by secret ballot, while a general election is a public meeting where people vote by raising hands.
D. A primary election is held to determine which candidate will represent the party in the general election.

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A Primary Election is held by political parties to select their nominees for the offices to be elected at the upcoming General Election.
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Answer:

D

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the answer is D because the primary election is to see who is going to be the candidates for the next election

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