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Meet the Candidates

Question or CandidateAnswer
What is a Primary? Individual Democrats and Republicans in each primary state vote for their choice of a presidential nominee.
Who votes in primaries? Democrats vote for democrate candidates. Republicans vote for Republican candidates.
What is a caucus? Groups of Democrats or groups of Republicans meet together and decide who should be their nomination to represent their party in a presidential election.
Delegate A person who represents a state for the National Conventions.
Donor Someone who gives money to a presidential hopeful.
Nomination The person who wins the most primaries and caucuses becomes the nominee for President for that party.
Joe Biden Democrat. Senator from Delaware. Serves on the Foreign Relations Committee in the Senate.
Hillary Clinton Democrat. Former First Lady. Senator from New York.
John Edwards Democrat. Former Senator from North Carolina. Ran for Vice President in 2004.
Barack Obama Democrat. Senator from Illinois.
Rudy Giuliani Republican. Former Mayor of New York City.
Mitt Romney Republican. Former Governor of Massachusetts.
Mike Huckabee Republican. Former Governor of Arkansas
John McCain Republican. Senator from Arizona.
Fred Thompson Republican. Former Senator from Tennessee. Former Actor
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