Question

Which statement about presidential caucuses and primary elections is most accurate?

A. Participating in a primary takes longer than voting in a caucus.
B. Caucuses can result in informal decisions while primaries follow typical election procedures
C. Caucuses take place at the state level while primaries take place at the national level
D. Primaries are funded by political parties while caucuses are not

Answer 1

A caucuses is a gathering of people that happens to select candidates and policies being mostly informal, with no need for ballots, for example. On the other hand, a primary election is less informal than caucuses, and it has a lot of different types such as: closed primary, semi-closed, open primary, semi-open, and the blanket primary in which the ballots is not restricted to candidates from one party.

Answer 2

its B apex your welcome