This type of primary allows members of it's own party and non-members to vote for a candidate.
What is open primary?
Each presidential election year they meet in the summer and formally nominate their candidate for president.
What is The National Convention?
Instead of directly voting of president, voters vote for this group of people.
What is electoral college or presidential electors?
This type of primary only allows members of a party to vote for a candidate.
What is closed primary?
Handles affairs between conventions.
What is The National Committee?
Each party has their own set of these.
Participation is usually less thanhalf of what it is in the general election.
What is the problems with the primary>
Work to reelect incumbents and try to unseat the candidates from the other party.
What is the Congressional Campaign Committees?
The number of electoral points need to win the presidency.
What is 270?
This is needed in a few states where a majority is required to win.
What is the runoff primary?
Leader of the national committee.
What is The National Chairperson?
The total number of electoral college points.
What is 538?
An intra party election held within a party to pick that party's candidates for the general election.
What is the direct primary?
Group of people who meet to select candidates to support
What is Caucus?
The number of electoral points California has.
What is 55?