Until the early twentieth century, delegates were chosen by
a. popular vote.
b. the president.
c. a majority vote in the Senate.
d. a majority vote in the House.
e. state party leaders.
Question 2
What makes presidential elections unique when compared with other elections?
a. Presidential elections have the smallest constituency.
b. Presidential elections receive less media coverage than other elections.
c. The president and the vice president are the only elected officials who answer to a national electorate.
d. There are more candidates in general presidential elections.
e. They are held in odd years.
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