Which of the Following Is a Difference Between Democratic and Republican

question 26

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a difference between Democratic and Republican primaries?

• A) The Democratic Party requires that state presidential primaries allocate delegates on the basis of a winner-take-all system while the Republican Party does not.
• B) The Democratic Party requires that state presidential primaries allocate delegates on the basis of proportional representation while the Republican Party does not.
• C) The Republican Party requires that state presidential primaries allocate delegates on the basis of proportional representation while the Democratic Party does not.
• D) The Republican Party requires that state presidential primaries allocate delegates on the basis of a winner-take-all system while the Democratic Party does not.
• E) The Republican Party has only closed primaries while the Democratic Party has only open primaries.

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