Who Selects who Will be on the Ballots as a Presidential Candidate in the United States of America?
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The people choose Trump to be the nominee by overwhelming vote putting their nominee through trial by democracy and a campaign cycle with alternative choices in the Republican party, this happened for the most part last year and the start of this year before the formal main campaign. Kamala came to the nomination by appointment from the democrat party elite unopposed so I guess to answer your question it's half and half.
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daisyseesthesun
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Only 10 percent of the usa votes in the primary. the majority of the usa doesn't like either candidate.
The American citizen, anyone that was registered to vote and showed up to the polls whenever their state held the primary elections which were in the Winter and Spring for the most part.
Who chooses the Presidential candidates to begin with? Can anybody choose to be a Presidential Candidate?
Please cite the source you're quoting so other people can gauge whether those numbers can be trusted or not.
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daisyseesthesun
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Well first you need to apply and get a certain number of votes. Many aren't aware but there are usually hundred of candidates each year that apply.
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daisyseesthesun
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I read it a couple of weeks ago but I'll try.Please cite the source you're quoting so other people can gauge whether those numbers can be trusted or not.
Why is it that the rich are more likely to become a Presidential Candidate?
The parties choose their nominee formally at the convention which was in the Summer. The GOP nomination process was done as a democracy, they had a field like 5-7 candidates that performed well enough in the opinion polls to be invited to the first few debates, take note Trump though invited did not attend any of the debates but attempted a grassroots campaign. This phase, the primary campaign phase took place last year cultivating the candidates and giving them platform to debate and make their case, most dropped out before the primary elections then in this year's past Winter and Spring. Trump overwhelming won the elections they all dropped out leaving him as the nominee, though he still easily met the threshhold for election wins regardless, really he blew out the primary polls this cycle. The democrats basically rigged their own primary so that Biden had no real challenger, and ostracized some of their party like RFK Jr. whom then ran as an independent. Then of course after Biden malfunctioned in the first main season debate against Trump the democrats pretty much threw all their elections in the trash and outright appointed Kamala to the nomination in the Summer. This is how the nominee for the GOP became Trump and the democrats became Kamala.
To add to this, only members of a party can vote in their respective primaries. I'm an independent so I couldn't vote in neither of the Republican or Democratic primaries.
They're usually people who run large businesses and know how to manage large groups of employees well.
Who in the parties chooses who will be nominee to potentially become President of the United States of America?
To add to this, only members of a party can vote in their respective primaries. I'm an independent so I couldn't vote in neither of the Republican or Democratic primaries.
Not totally so, in many states, including my own you can vote in either primary regardless of party affiliation. Some states though yes they do have this rule you mention of having to be a party member. The primary elections are their own special process, each state is more free to have peculiar rules on a state by state basis, hence the campaign cycle the year before is more rigorous as candidates have to win have to compete on a more state by state basis rather than focusing on a handful of swing states.
They are also the ones the News Media gives the most air time to.They're usually people who run large businesses and know how to manage large groups of employees well.
Again for the GOP the answer would be the American citizen, anyone registered to vote. For the democrats, their party elite.
I though it is the news media elite who select the candidates for President of the United States of America.
No, but they play a part obviously since they get to host the debates and such which can influence opinion of the voters.
The Presidential Candidates who win are the ones who are given more air time to. Yes the news media elite select the candidates for President.