What determines the number of delegates sent to a national party convention and the rules under which those delegates are chosen?
  1. State legislatures
  2. Local party caucuses
  3. State party conventions
  4. National committee of the particular party
Explanation
Answer: D - The national committee of a particular party determines the number of delegates sent to a national party convention and the rules under which those delegates are chosen. In the United States, a political party committee is an organization that raises and spends money for political campaigning. The Democratic National Committee, Green National Committee, Libertarian National Committee, and Republican National Committee are the official central organizations for their respective parties. They have the greatest role in presidential election years when they are responsible for planning the nominating convention, including determining the size or number of delegates for a party.
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