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When a delegate "passes" at the nomination, it means they choose not to cast their vote or express support for a specific candidate during a nomination process, such as at a political convention. This can occur for various reasons, including uncertainty about the candidates, a desire to remain neutral, or a strategic decision to withhold support. Passing can impact the dynamics of the nomination process by leaving room for other candidates or indicating a lack of consensus.
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What is the purpose of a super-delegate?
A rule the Democtrats have come up with that will prevent the popular vote from deciding a close contest for the Presidential nomination.
What does it mean for a representative to act as a delegate?
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Where did Thomas Adams live?
If you mean the Thomas Adams who was the delegate to the Continental Congresses then he lived in Virginia; he was their delegate. However, there have been numerous famous people by that name. For information about them please see their wikipedia page.
What are the importance of delegate?
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In areas where one party is a dominant party what is the only step that matter?
Nomination.
What does it mean to delegate authority?
To delegate authority, authority is split up between members of a government or team. For instance, if a boss tells each employee to do a specific task, they are delegating.
How are delegate votes decided for a candidate running for a nomination in the US presidential race?
Some delegates are bound by a primary election or caucus. Some delegates are not bound by primary results but are free to vote as they see fit. Some delegates are bound to a candidate only on the first ballot. The relative percentage of each type of delegate varies with the states and with rules of the parties.
How many delegates does a republican candidate need to win the nomination?
2025 delegates are needed to win the democratic nomination. However, mre than 40% of the needed delegate are so-called "super delegates". This means they are free to pledge their votes to whomever they please, and don't have to vote for the winner of the given caucus or primary. This "safety valve" was implemented to prevent candidates from fundamentally changing the system.
Why is it that democratic presidential candidates require more electoral votes than their republican counterparts to become party's nomination?
You mean delegate votes, not electoral votes. The quick answer is that the Democrats have more total delegates appointed to attend their conventions than the Republicans do. In either case, the candidate must have 50 percent plus 1 vote to be nominated.
What is the noun form of delegate?
The personal noun form of delegate is also delegate (a delegate). The noun for the process of delegating, or a group of delegates, is delegation.
Why are alternate delegate needed at conventions?
Because any delegate that does not show up at the convention is removed and their delegate slot is given to an alternate delegate.
What Was Benjamin Franklin delegate to?
he was delegate to what of Pennsylvania
