Party Control Over Candidate Selection
Which of the following electoral reforms since the 1960s has most diminished the control of political parties over the candidate selection process?
A
The elimination of national conventions in the nomination process.
B
The rise of primary elections that allow voters to directly choose candidates.
C
The increased use of caucus meetings by party elites.
D
A federal mandate requiring party leaders to select all candidates centrally.
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