An election in which party members choose a candidate to run for office in a general election is a

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In a primary election, party members are given the chance to choose a candidate from within their own party to run for office in the general election. A special election is held to fill a vacancy in an office, a general election is when the chosen candidates from each party run against each other, and a proposition election is held to vote on a specific proposal or issue.

An Election in Which Party Members Choose a Candidate to Run