According to the Textbook,what Is Considered "Winning" in Primary Elections

question 23

Multiple Choice

According to the textbook,what is considered "winning" in primary elections?

• A) having an absolute majority of votes in every primary
• B) beating expectations and gathering momentum, even if the candidate did not come in first in the primary or caucus
• C) winning only the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary but no other primaries
• D) winning all primaries except the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary because these contests have such little influence on the race
• E) taking first place in every primary or caucus on a particular day

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