Whether a state party chooses its national convention delegates in a primary or a participatory caucus is decided by:

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The decision of whether to choose national convention delegates through a primary or a caucus is made by each individual state, not the national party or the U.S. Constitution. Some states may have a combination of both methods or use a different system altogether.

Whether a State Party Chooses Its National Convention Delegates in a Primary