Which of the following is a consequence of the presidential nomination process in the United States now that primary elections are used?
A) Candidates follow a palty-centered campaign strategy.
B) The uncertainty of the nomination process discourages most potential candidates; in
any given year, there are very few aspirants.
C) Candidates who win the nomination do so mainly on their own and owe little or
nothing to the national party organization.
D) Candidates cannot ignore political party pressure on issues if they seek party
funding for the general election.