Introduction to Primaries and Caucuses - US Politics

In this lesson we're going to be exploring the idea of the primary system and the caucuses. We're going to explore the nature of the primaries and the caucuses, what they do for the election and some of the key trends in voter behaviour and turnout during this primary stage.
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[@GreekOrthodoxRoyalist]

and ps how long does one have to be a party member before he nominates.

[@tasniaarmy7]

Can I follow your lessons for A levels Edexcel ?

[@GreekOrthodoxRoyalist]

to non party peoples have a right to vote in preselections if yes why.