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In Georgia when no candidate gets a majority of the vote in a Primary Election?
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In eight states if a candidate does not receive a majority in the primary election .?
a runoff primary is held
In eight states if the candidate does not receive a majority in the primary election?
a runoff primary is held
. In eight states if a candidate does not receive a majority in the primary election?
a runoff primary is held
When no candidate gains a required majority what type of primary election may a party hold between the top two vote-getters?
runoff
What happens if no candidate receives a majority of votes in the primary election?
Depending on the type of system, various outcomes occur. Some systems have the person with the most votes win regardless if it is not over 50% of the vote. Some systems go to a run-off election. Other systems go to a different type of election or judges to determine the result.
What election takes place before the general election to choose a political party's candidate?
These are called primaries or primary elections. Not all states have them.
What is the name of the election a candidate needs to win to get party level?
primary election
An election held to choose the candidate a party will present is called a?
Primary Election
What is an election within a political party to select a Presidential candidate?
primary election
In order to obtain a primary nomination in Texas a candidate must receive what part of the popular vote?
In order to obtain a primary nomination in Texas, a candidate must receive a majority of the popular vote, which is defined as more than 50% of the total votes cast. If no candidate receives a majority, a runoff election is held between the top two candidates.
What determines how a candidate is chosen when no candidate wins a majority vote in a primary election?
The answer depends on the party and the state. Some states have a non-binding primary, some states apportion their delegation according to the primary percentages and some states give all of their votes to the candidate who wins a plurality in the primary. Some parties have some "super delegates" who decide for themselves how to vote.
What does the state do if no primary candidate wins a majority vote?
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