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Where was Julius Caesar elected praetor?
Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.Julius Caesar was elected praetor in Rome where all the candidates were elected.
What The Elected Candidates Of Bihar Known As (direct Answer In One Word)?
What was The Elected Candidates Of Bihar Known As 2015
What would the candidates do if elected?
they are elected by there delegates and by there people
How are legislative candidates elected?
every five years
Candidates elected president but did not win in California who are they?
marcus houston
Why are the Muslim presidential candidates not allowed to be elected in US?
Muslim candidates ARE allowed to run for president , provided they satisfy the constitutional requirements - whether a Muslim could be elected is another question.
Which term best represents the people competing to be elected in a campaign?
candidates (a+) (;
What is called when candidates who run for office in the general election are chosen?
They are "elected".
In the 1990s Mexican States elected who as governor?
non-PRI candidates
Who were the Presidential candidates that got elected on their second try?
Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, William Henry Harrison, and Richard Nixon all ran once before being elected. Grover Cleveland lost before he won a second time.
Are members in the supreme court elected or appointed?
Members of the Supreme Court in the United States are appointed, not elected. The President nominates candidates, and the Senate confirms or rejects the nomination. Once confirmed, justices serve for life or until they retire.
What are the three ways in which parties and their candidates inform the public?
Explain at least three ways political parties campaign for their candidates to be elected.
