Question

2 Points

Which statement about presidential caucuses and primary elections is most
accurate?
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A. Caucuses can result in informal decisions, while primaries follow
typical election procedures.
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B. Participating in a primary takes longer than voting in a caucus.
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C. Primaries are funded by political parties, while caucuses are not.
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D. Caucuses take place at the state level, while primaries take place
at the national level.​

Answer 1

It’s A, “Caucuses can result in informal decisions..” 2020 a p e x

Answer 2

The answer is: letter A, Caucuses can result in informal decisions, while primaries follow the typical election procedures.

Step-by-step explanation:

When it comes to electing candidates, the Caucus and the Primary follow different procedures. "Caucus" is meant to elect a delegate through a meeting of supporters while "Primary" is meant to elect a candidate in a similar way as the formal election procedure. This means that the result in Caucus may be informal due to the fact that it doesn't follow a formal process, unlike the Primary. Thus, this explains the answer, letter A.

• Remember that a Caucus takes longer than the Primary. This is the reason why there are only few voters in the Caucus compared to the Primary. This makes letter B incorrect.

• Caucus are organized by political parties, thus it is funded by political parties. This makes letter C incorrect.

• Primaries may take place in the national, state or local level, thus it doesn't only happen at the national level. This makes letter D incorrect.