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.
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interest groups
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.
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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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Some states require a petition with a minimum number of signatures in order to get on their presidential election ballot.
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An election in which delegates select and nominate candidates is called a caucus.
interest groups
no
To nominate candidates.
Third party
caucus system
In most states, candidates for election must submit petitions in order to have their names placed on the ballot. The petition must be signed by a large number of residents of the district in which the candidate wishes to run. In some states, political parties that meet some legal standard may directly nominate candidates to put them on the ballot.
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yes they do to provide opportunities for citizens to participate.