TYPE OF ELECTION

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OKAY LET START WHAT ARE YOU GUYS  ARGUE OR DOUBT ABOUT ..YES LOOK WHAT I AM GONNA TALK TODAY THE TITTLE  IS  TYPE OF ELECTION .. THAT ACTUALLY YOU GUYS  DOUBT RIGHT OR NO DOUBT????


ACTUALLY THERE HAVE 2 TYPES
1.PRIMARY
2.GENERAL 


WHAT ARE THESE 3 TYPES????  OKAY LET ME EXPLAINED

1. PRIMARY 
 There are two types of primary elections. In a Presidential primary election, voters registered with a political party select the candidate who will represent that party on the ballot in the next general election in November. In its statewide primary, California now has a Top Two Open Primary system, which means that all candidates running for state constitutional, U.S. Congressional, and state legislative offices will be listed on a single statewide primary election ballot. Voters can vote for the candidate of their choice for these offices, regardless of how they are registered. The top two candidates, as determined by the voters, will advance to the general election in November.

In a Presidential primary election, if you are registered to vote with a political party, you will be given a ballot for that party. Each political party has the option of allowing decline-to-state voters to vote in their Presidential primary...WAIT WHAT ARE PRIMARY ELECTION HELDS? The statewide primary is held in june of even numbered years on the first tuesday after the first monday. ACTUALLY..the california legislature sets the presidential primary date.

2.GENERAL

The general election is one that is held in the whole state and is not limited to voters in a particular party or a specific locality....OKAY WHAT ABOUT WHEN GENERELD ELECTIONS HELDS??  The statewide general election is held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in even-numbered years. The general election for the President is held quadrennially on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November...WHAT IS THE PURPOSE??? The purpose of a Presidential general election is to make a final choice among the various candidates who have been nominated by parties or who are running as independent or write-in candidates. In addition, where nonpartisan races have not been decided in the primary, the runoffs are held at the general election. The purpose of the statewide general election for given state and congressional offices is for voters to make a final choice between the top two-vote getters in the statewide primary election. Statewide measures also can be placed on the November ballot.