The function of a primary election is to choose the two candidates with the most votes who will then face off in the general election. choose one candidate from each party with the most votes who will face off in the general election. choose the candidates in each party receiving more than 50 percent of the vote to face off in the general election. choose the candidate with the most votes over 50 percent who wins the election and there is no general election.

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13 April, 12:54

The function of a primary election is to choose the two candidates with the most votes who will then face off in the general election. choose one candidate from each party with the most votes who will face off in the general election. choose the candidates in each party receiving more than 50 percent of the vote to face off in the general election. choose the candidate with the most votes over 50 percent who wins the election and there is no general election.

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Nyasia Moody · Answer 1

The function of a primary election is to choose one candidate from each party with the most votes who will face off in the general election.

Explanation:

Both the Democratic and Republican parties hold primary elections in order to choose one candidate (from each party) that will face the candidate of the other party in a general election.

For example, the Democratic primaries will take place between February and June 2020. 3,979 pledged delegates will be elected to participate in the Democratic National Convention where the Democratic presidential candidate will be voted.