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Who will be the first Democrat to drop out of the Presidential race?
One already dropped out
What do less successful candidates for a party nomination usually do before the national convention?
Drop out of the race and support the front-runner -Apex
Why did Michelle Bachman drop out of the presidential race?
She did badly in the Iowa caucuses and ran out of money.
Can a Vice Presidential Candidate be changed before an election?
A candidate can drop from the race at any time.
Why did Rick Perry drop out of the presidential race?
because his name was rick and no one likes a rick
What happens to the number of presidential contenders as the primaries continue?
I am not sure what you want to know. Typically there are many candidates in the early primaries and the losers gradually drop out. Sometimes a new man enters the race late. Sometimes as strong candidate hangs back and enters only after "stalking horse" does well in early primaries.
What do less successful candidates for a party’s nomination usually do before the national convention?
Drop out of the race and support the front-runner
Which activity is not one presidential candidates use to gain attention after entering the race?
forming an exploratory committee
Why might a candidate drop out of the race if he or she doesn't win a lot of states on Super Tuesday?
A presidential canidate might drop out of the race if he or she doesn't win a lot of states on Super Teusday because he or she doesn't have a great or good chance at winning election
Who were the main to candidates in the 1984 presidential race?
The incumbent President Ronald Reagan ran for the Republican Party, and former Vice President Walter Mondale was the nominee for the Democratic Party.
How do you use race in a sentence?
Race is a concept used to categorize people based on physical characteristics such as skin color. An example sentence using race could be: "Race should not be a factor in determining a person's worth or abilities."
How does the race for US president differ from race for class president?
Class presidential election no doubt vary from place to place, but bases on my high school when I was there here are the differences. The presidential election has two major candidates who are chosen by primaries and by their parties. Billions of dollars are at stake and millions are spent on the campaigns. There are negative ads that try to point out weaknesses in the opposing candidates. Most people vote for the candidate they think will do the most for them. About 40% do not vote at all. Both candidates concentrate on swing states that appear to be close and tend to ignore the states they think they will win and those in which they fell they have little chance. Political professionals plan the campaigns, write the ads and speeches. Class elections usually have several candidates. Nobody but the candidates and their close friends care who wins, since class officers have no power. There are no parties. Campaigns, if there are any, are short and inexpensive. Negative ads are forbidden by the administration. The most popular boys and girls usually win. Everybody is given a ballot.
