For a Presidential Candidate, Why Is It Especially Important to Win

question 90

Multiple Choice

For a presidential candidate, why is it especially important to win the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary?

• A) Winning these states can benefit your campaign without costing too much money.
• B) The convention winner is determined by who wins the most states, so a small state victory is just as beneficial as winning California or Texas.
• C) It is important to win in these heavily conservative states because potential contributors donate more to conservative candidates.
• D) These two states enjoy a disproportionate share of wealthy voters who are able to bankroll your campaign if you win.
• E) Winning in these early states builds momentum.

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