Question

A caucus is
A. an election, which determines the number of electoral votes for each candidate.
B. a meeting of party members to select delegates to their national convention.
C. the meeting wherein a state announces its electoral votes.
D. the meeting, which determines who the party's vice presidential candidate, will be.

Answer 1

id say c

Answer 2

because its a meeting for the legeslative branch to select candidates

Answer 3

to nominate candidates for public office
thats what Caucus means.

Answer 4

so C or D?

Answer 5

My guess is c

Answer 6

correct me if im wrong but legislative is state right?

Answer 7

Im not sure but C was wrong..

Answer 8

Try D

Answer 9

wait hold on

Answer 10

the description for caucus is a meeting of the members of a legislative body who are members of a particular political party, to select candidates or decide policy

Answer 11

so it cant be presidential..

Answer 12

@Annistin can you take another look at this??

Answer 13

Whats up?

Answer 14

we cant figure out what it is its not c..

Answer 15

i think it might be
b. but none of these are the definitions I learned

Answer 16

I also means to select delegates to a nominating convention, or to confer regarding measures of party policy; a political primary meeting. And political means a publication centred around politics.

Answer 17

I think its D

Answer 18

Because it a vice president, which is partially political... Right?

Answer 19

ya i think so too. and vic president is a partially political

Answer 20

So go with D

Answer 21

Hold your breath!