Public conventions replaced party caucuses in selecting candidates.
public conventions replaced party caucuses in selecting candidates
Public conventions replaced party caucuses in selecting candidates.
Democratic National Convention
We can say that, politics then is different from the politics now, because, politics then was less democratic than politics now.
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.
David A. Bositis has written: 'Blacks and the 1992 Democratic National Convention' -- subject(s): African Americans, Democratic National Convention (1992 : New York, N.Y.), Politics and government 'Voting Rights and Minority Representation' 'Blacks and the 1992 Republican National Convention' -- subject(s): African Americans, Politics and government, Republican National Convention (35th : 1992 : Houston, Tex.), Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- ) 'Black Elected Officials' -- subject(s): Statistics, Politics and government, African Americans, Local officials and employees, African American politicians
Politics then is different from politics now, as politics back then had less or no democracy, but politics now is way much democratic.
Democratic-Farmer-Labor
moderate; in between democratic and republican.
Francis M. Carney has written: 'Politics 1960' -- subject(s): Politics and government 'Politics 1968' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Social conditions 'The rise of the Democratic clubs in California' -- subject(s): Democratic Party (Calif.)
Ute Gallmeier has written: 'Politische Planung in der Demokratischen Partei der USA' -- subject(s): Democratic Party (U.S.), Election, History, National Democratic Advisory Committee (U.S.), Politics and government, Presidents
Edward. Friedman has written: 'National identity and democratic prospects in socialist China' -- subject(s): Politics and government 'Cultural limits of the Cultural Revolution'