Yes. . The Democratic and the Republican parties both hold national conventions.
No.
No
common dates for both parties to hold conventions
The conventions themselves set the rules governing the DNC and RNC. Both of these organizations have a board that makes decisions about party business.
National conventions are held for the purpose of nominating both the president and vice president to run for the presidential elections. The conventions are also used to adopt changes into the party platform.
(political parties)delegates are usually chosen during a primary or caucus depending on the state your in. Delegates who attend national party conventions are chosen by the members of the particular political party.
conventions
In American politics, a superdelegate is someone who's automatically chosen as a delegate to the Democratic or Republican national conventions. Minor parties don't have such conventions, and therefore, superdelegates are generally only Democratic or Republican.
Political parties generally hold conventions during election years, typically in the summer before a national election. Conventions are used to nominate the party's candidate for president and to develop the party's platform.
During state primaries and conventions of political parties midyear.
The full question is: What would be considered a customary part of American political culture not in the Constitution A the president can only serve two terms B political parties and their national conventions C the vice-presidency D freedom of speech The Constitution is silent about B political parties and their national conventions but these are customary parts of US Politics.
We live a free country, the right to peaceful assembly being one of our freedoms. Nobody had to authorize nominating conventions except the parties that held them.