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Support candidates who favor their ideas but they do not nominate candidates is called what?
interest groups
What are the petitions to nominate candidates?
This may not be what you want to know. In states that have primaries for nominations, in order to get on the ballot a petition must be submiitted along with a few. The amount of the fee and the number of signatures on the petition varies with the state. Of course, the is also a deadline for the submission.
What entities support candidates who favor their ideas but do not nominate candidates?
Interest groups publicly support a candidate. It is important for the group to support a candidate publicly because it shows what issues are important to a candidate.
Is it true or false that the national committee meets every 4 years to nominate candidates for president and vice president?
False!
What are the major functions of the two major political parties in US?
They can nominate candidates; inform & activate supporters, bonds, govern, watchdog. Chapter 5 section 1, blue headings from page 117-118 in Magruder's American Government by William A. McClenaghan
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