Compared with voters in general elections, voters in presidential primaries tend to be:
A) younger, better educated, and urban
B) slightly older, better educated, and more affluent
C) more liberal, better educated, and more affluent
D) primarily minority and working class
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Q7: The two major parties use different rules
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Q9: Democratic parties began to use "superdelegates" in
Q10: As states have moved their primaries and
Q11: Turnout is greater in states with:
A) more
Q13: Primaries are likely to give an advantage
Q14: National convention delegates tend to be:
A) less
Q15: A party's vice-presidential nominee is chosen by:
A)
Q16: The GOP's decision to represent the small
Q17: Holding a one-day national primary, rather than
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