The right to vote is one of the privileges and immunities of national citizenship that states may ...

The right to vote is one of the privileges and immunities of national citizenship that states may not abridge and that Congress has the power to protect by federal legislation, according to the

A) Fourteenth Amendment.
B) Seventeenth Amendment.
C) Nineteenth Amendment.
D) Twenty-first Amendment.
E) Twenty-fifth Amendment.

Question -2-

Which of the following methods is used to select delegates to the national nominating conventions?

A) party caucus
B) state conventions
C) primaries
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

Question -3-

A method of nominating candidates for public office in which any voter may participate and vote for a slate of candidates of one political party is

A) a back room caucus.
B) a closed primary.
C) an open primary.
D) a jungle primary.
E) a blanket primary.

Question -4-

A method of nominating candidates for public office in which only registered members of a party, or persons declaring their affiliation with a party, can vote is

A) a back room caucus.
B) a closed primary.
C) an open primary.
D) a jungle primary.
E) a blanket primary.

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