Which statement about presidential caucuses and primary elections is most accurate? A. In the 1950s many states replaced primaries with caucuses. B. Primaries involve in-person meetings,while caucuses are more impersonal. C. Voter participation in primaries is usually lower than it is in caucuses. D. Caucuses are paid for by political parties , while primaries are not.

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Which statement about presidential caucuses and primary elections is most accurate? A. In the 1950s many states replaced primaries with caucuses. B. Primaries involve in-person meetings,while caucuses are more impersonal. C. Voter participation in primaries is usually lower than it is in caucuses. D. Caucuses are paid for by political parties , while primaries are not.

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D. Caucuses are paid for by political parties, while primaries are not.This statement is accurate because caucuses are organized and funded by political parties, whereas primary elections are typically administered and funded by the state government.

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