Every two years
Every four years
Every six years
The Republicans
The Democrats
Neither of the two main parities
Win the general election
Win a primary election
Decide to run for president
During the second half of the election year
During the previous year to the election
During the first half of the election year
In Washington D.C.
At the party convention
On the campaign
Raising money for the election
Helping to understand the candidates' points of view
To attract advertising
The belief of a specific presidential nominee
The general beliefs and policies of the party
The place where the party is held
A special speech for a particular group
The standard speech given by a nominee many times
A speech about the forest
An advertisement which presents a nominee's point of view on an issue
An advertisement which contains a sound bite which distorts the truth
A type of party platform
American voters elect their president directly.
American voters elect their president indirectly.
American voters have no say in the choice of a president.
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