A political party meeting held at the polling places following the conclusion of the primary election for the purpose of selecting delegates to the county convention and adopting resolutions is known as the

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A precinct convention is a meeting held after the primary election at the polling places where members of the political party select delegates to the county convention and adopt resolutions. This is also known as a precinct caucus or precinct meeting. Options A, D, and E are not correct terms in the context of a primary election. Option C, a caucus meeting, is partially correct but does not specifically refer to the meeting held at the polling places after a primary election.

A Political Party Meeting Held at the Polling Places Following