A governor decides that he or she wants to explore a run for president. after six months, the prospective candidate cannot seem to generate any widespread interest or raise funds so he or she drops out of consideration for the presidential election. this scenario is an example of which stage of the presidential processes?

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Shiloh Bender

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2 May, 15:49

A governor decides that he or she wants to explore a run for president. after six months, the prospective candidate cannot seem to generate any widespread interest or raise funds so he or she drops out of consideration for the presidential election. this scenario is an example of which stage of the presidential processes?

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Kian Mcdaniel · Answer 1

The answer to this question is Prenomination stage of Presidential process.

Prenomination is the first stage in the process of electing a President. Prenomination is a stage where the parties choose which candidate shall represent to run for Presidency. In order to run for Presidency the following are the criteria to run as President; must be a natural born citizen of the United States, at least 35 years old, and have at least 14 years or being a resident of the United Stated of America.