Difference between revisions of "Primary election"
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| − | In the United States electoral system, a '''primary''' election is an election that determines the nominee for each [[political party]], who then competes for the [[government]]al office in the general election. | + | In the [[United States]] electoral system, a '''primary''' election is an election that determines the nominee for each [[political party]], who then competes for the [[government]]al office in the general election. |
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Revision as of 23:26, January 9, 2008
In the United States electoral system, a primary election is an election that determines the nominee for each political party, who then competes for the governmental office in the general election.