Once a convention is called, through whatever process a state requires, what is the next step toward holding a convention?
A)The governor and legislature negotiate the time at which the convention will be held.
B)The governor charges the legislature with advertising the convention.
C)The legislature establishes the issues to be discussed at the convention.
D)Delegates are selected; the states vary in their approach to this process.
E)All major newspapers in each state's counties (or parishes) must advertise the convention in its legal section.

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Once a convention is called, the next step is for each state to select its delegates. The process for selecting delegates varies from state to state, but typically involves some form of election or appointment by state officials.

Answer A, B, C, and E are not correct because they do not accurately describe the next step in the process of holding a convention. While some of these steps may be necessary, such as negotiating the time of the convention, advertising it, or establishing the issues to be discussed, they are not the immediate next step after the convention is called.

Once a Convention Is Called, Through Whatever Process a State