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Political parties use primary elections to determine who they will nominate to represent the parties in the general elections. In the general elections, voters choose from among candidates of various political parties their preferences to fill government offices.
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I found your question hard to understand, so I may not have answered it. More people vote in the presidential election years than in the off-year Congressional elections.
The three types of elections in Arizona are primary elections, general elections, and special elections. Primary elections are held to select party candidates for the general election. General elections determine who will hold office. Special elections are called to fill vacant offices or vote on specific issues outside the regular election cycle.
Defining their policies in terms too extreme for the general electorate
No. General elections are held to choose which candidates will hold office; all eligible parties are listed.
Defining their policies in terms too extreme for the general electorate.
choose party candidates for the general election.
Election Process1.) Primaries (lots of candidates)2.) National Convention (prep rally)-officially announce candidates for each party3.) General Elections (Congressional elections too)-everyone votes4.) Electoral College Votes- picks winner of general elections- use to pick whoever5.) House picks winner if electoral college doesn't have a winner
Primaries are customarily a chance for candidates, other than the incumbent, to garner enough votes to qualify to run in the General Election. They usually go along party lines and only people of that party or of independent party status participate in these types of elections. However, once chosen they are part of the General Election, where all of the electorate participates.