The convention system at first seemed more representative of the party as a whole than the caucus because a. all party members could vote for delegates to send to county conventions. b. all party members voted directly for presidential candidates. c. the convention did not allow for control by powerful party members. d. delegates could vote any way they wished at State and national conventions.

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Isabell Garcia

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6 November, 03:56

The convention system at first seemed more representative of the party as a whole than the caucus because a. all party members could vote for delegates to send to county conventions. b. all party members voted directly for presidential candidates. c. the convention did not allow for control by powerful party members. d. delegates could vote any way they wished at State and national conventions.

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Kendall Terry · Answer 1

The convention system at first seemed more representative of the party as a whole than caucus because the convention did not allow for control of powerful party members. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or option "c". It was basically a political reason.