Reform to Primaries Flashcards

1
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What do some reformers want to limit further?

A

Funding and spending

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2
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What would a pre-primary mini convention do?

A

Choose the shortlist of candidates who would then run in the primaries

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3
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How do some want to change the order of states voting?

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Voting in size of population, smallest states first

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4
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What is the proposed reform regarding regional primaries?

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It would be series of regional primaries: the Northeast, the South, the Midwest and the West

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5
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Is there a movement for a national primary

A

yes, some are calling for it

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What two organisation would have to agree to reform?/

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The Nation Committees and Conventions of both parties would have to agree to the same reform

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7
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How many states would have to agree to change their state laws?

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All 50 states

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8
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What is the big barrier regarding getting states to change their laws?

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A large number of states favour the current system over any of the new proposals

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What would further limits to funding and spending require?

A

An Act of Congress that would not be deemed unconstitutional by the supreme court

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