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bobthebuilder

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As a candidate for the __________ Party, you would expect to receive a number of delegates proportional to the number of votes you won in a primary.
 
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Describe two early steps a candidate must take when running for Congress.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Democratic

Answer to Question 2

An ideal response will:
1. Highlight the first two early steps for running: (1) raising money and (2) building a personal organization.
2. Discuss the role of both of these steps in campaigning in primary elections.



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