Party members elected or chosen on the state and local levels to support a particular candidate at the party's national convention are referred to as pledged delegates.
After the National Constituent Assembly, which served for two years, and the Legislative Assembly, which served for one year, the National Convention served as the French Revolution's parliament. It was the first French administration to be set up as a republic, completely rejecting the monarchy, following the great uprising of August 10, 1792.
Pledged delegates are chosen or elected at the local or state level with the promise to vote for a specific candidate at the convention. People now take part in primaries or caucuses in 48 states to choose delegates who will support their preferred presidential candidate. The presidential candidate who receives the most state delegate votes obtains the party nomination at national party conventions.
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