How Are Presidential Primaries Different from Presidential Caucuses

question 96

Multiple Choice

How are presidential primaries different from presidential caucuses?

• A) Only northern states use primaries.
• B) Caucuses involve voting on a specific day, whereas primaries take place over the course of a week.
• C) Caucuses are secret while primaries are open to the public.
• D) Primaries involve voting by ballot, whereas caucuses take place in a local meeting.
• E) In caucuses anyone can participate, whereas in primaries only registered party supporters may do so.

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