This is a nominating process in which party members or leaders meet to nominate candidates or select delegates to conventions.

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The nominating process described in the question is a caucus, where party members or leaders meet to select candidates or delegates. A runoff primary is a type of election held when no candidate in the initial primary election receives a majority of the votes. A closed primary only allows registered party members to vote, while an open primary allows all voters to participate regardless of party affiliation.

This Is a Nominating Process in Which Party Members or Leaders