In federal midterm elections, voters choose
-candidates who will run for president in the next election
-new Justices to replace those who have retired
-who will represent them in the House and Senate
-the candidates who will run for governor in their state

Question

In federal midterm elections, voters choose
-candidates who will run for president in the next election
-new Justices to replace those who have retired
-who will represent them in the House and Senate
-the candidates who will run for governor in their state

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

need help @thatoneginger

thatoneginger · Answer

@just_one_last_goodbye that would be great! Haha

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

Alright ^_^ lets see

samanthagreer · Answer

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just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

Election is when voters vote for a certain person out of a few others to take place of a position.

tygrr321 · Answer

hi just one last goodbye

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

Choice B is wrong because Justices (judges in the supreme court) are not elected. They are put by the Presidents.

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

Choice D is wrong due to it is referring to a "state" midterm election. The midterm is only for the U.S. President

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

I wont give you a direct answer ^_^ so you can decide if A or C is correct.