At the nominating convention no aspirant has the necessary majority of delegates.
Power, money, sex and other intangibles result in a contender's nomination or the nomination of a compromise candidate
For the Democrats, it was 1948; for the Republicans, 1952. In all subsequent elections, the candidate was selected on the first ballot.
He brokered a peace treaty between Russia and Japan in 1905.
Brokered the cease-fire agreement. And won the Nobel Prize doing it.
The rights of the people was the convention of 1824.
The Constitutional Convention?
Geneva
Political term meaning not enough winning delegate followed through the presidential primaries to win majority during a party' s nominating convention.
For the Democrats, it was 1948; for the Republicans, 1952. In all subsequent elections, the candidate was selected on the first ballot.
A meeting of members from a larger convention who secede and organize their own convention elsewhere.
Democratic National Convention
Where many democrats go to discuss politics. SORT OF LIKE A COMIC BOOK CONVENTION BUT WITH OLD GUYS,
Yes.
A "brokered" private placement is when a registered rep sells stock for a company. A "non brokered" offering is when the company's investor relations department sells the stock directly to investors.
they were older men onwed slaves and experienced in politics
Elmer E. Cornwell has written: 'The politics of the Rhode Island constitutional convention' -- subject(s): Constitutional conventions, Politics and government, Rhode Island, Rhode Island. Constitutional Convention (1964-1969)
Keiling. has written: 'A convention if you please' -- subject(s): Politics and government
1. At State level, the convention is still a major device in American politics. This can be found on page 181 under 'The Convention' of the California Prentice Hall Magruder's American Government book by William A. McClenaghan.