In a direct primary, voters select a nominee through a delegate. debate as a group to nominate a candidate. vote for a nominee themselves, not through a delegate. vote for their candidate of choice in the general election.

The answer is: C. vote for a nominee themselves, not through a delegate.

A direct primary tend to be favored by most voters because they can specifically choose for the representatives that share their value. Without a direct primary, voters can only choose for the party and give the power for the party to elect the member representatives of their own choosing, not the people's.

answer; decoy;

answer; a splinter party;