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I would nominate Winston Churchill. I second that.
A hypernova making black hole is one of the most popular candidates for gamma-ray bursters. The other is the merger of two neutron stars.
True. A primary election is held when there are too many candidates running for the same position. When the primary election is over, the 2 candidates with the most votes will be eligible for the general election.
Until 1824, all the Presidents were founding fathers. Nominees were chosen by state legislatures or by member of Congress or by some combination thereof. From 1828 on, the parties have held national nomination conventions for the purpose of choosing a candidates. Most states give their delegates instructions on how to vote on the first ballot. These instructions come from (1) primary elections, (2) caucuses throughout the state or (3) the state convention. In some states and parties, some "super"-delegates are not given instructions, but can vote as they choose.
other republican candidates
other republican candidates
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FALSE. Do your homework!
In most states, candidates for election must submit petitions in order to have their names placed on the ballot. The petition must be signed by a large number of residents of the district in which the candidate wishes to run. In some states, political parties that meet some legal standard may directly nominate candidates to put them on the ballot.
In RCL elections, students typically nominate themselves as candidates for various positions within the Representative Council or Student Council. The candidates then campaign by sharing their ideas, goals, and qualifications with their classmates. Students then vote for their preferred candidate, and the candidate with the most votes for each position is elected to serve on the RCL.
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