Which type of election is not accurately described?

A) In a primary election, candidates are nominated for office.

B) In a general election, national or state candidates are elected in all constituencies.

C) In a special election, national or state officials are voted out of office

D) All types of elections are described accurately.

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Zechariah Nielsen

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3 October, 08:34

Which type of election is not accurately described?

A) In a primary election, candidates are nominated for office.

B) In a general election, national or state candidates are elected in all constituencies.

C) In a special election, national or state officials are voted out of office

D) All types of elections are described accurately.

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Joyce Carey · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter C. I n a special election, national or state officials are voted out of office. This is not the case because during a special election, a member of the house of representatives which has passed on or resigned, the special elections are called forth by governors to fill that vacancy or that void for the continuity of the program of the government.