A primary election is
A) the final step in selecting an office holder.
B) an election in which citizens may attempt to remove incumbent public officials before the completion of their terms.
C) an election in which a proposed law or amendment is placed on the ballot by citizen petition.
D) an election in which a law or amendment proposed by a legislature or city council is placed on the ballot for popular approval.
E) an election in which a political party chooses its nominees.
E
You might also like to view...
The power to regulate immigration is best described as a(n) __________ power
a. federal b. state c. implied d. reserved
Which of the following statements best characterizes Americans' attitudes toward government aid to the poor?
a. Aid to the poor should be the responsibility of state governments, not the federal government. b. Aid to the poor should be the responsibility of private charities, not the government. c. Government should help the less fortunate, but the less fortunate should also help themselves. d. The federal government should be much more aggressive in helping the poor.
Which of the following is one of the common core educational standards?
A. effective programs to turn around failing schools B. international benchmark standards and assessments C. data systems that measure student success D. consistent learning expectations for all students
How does a government traditionally protect its national sovereignty?
What will be an ideal response?