Question

There are generally between 3 and 5 election officers at each polling place.

Answer 1

There are generally between 3 and 5 election officers at each polling place. The statement that is presented is TRUE. It accompanies with the following choices below which are also True. B) A primary is an early election in which delegates select and nominate candidates for office. C) George H. Bush was once Vice-President under Ronald Reagan. 

Answer 2

The complete question is, Which is a false statement?

The options of the question are, A) There are generally between three to five election officers at each polling place. B) A primary is an early election in which delegates select and nominate candidates for office. C) The Caucus assures absolute secrecy.

The correct answer is option “C”, is False.

The Caucus assures absolute secrecy, is a false statement.

The Caucus system when nominating a President in the U.S. is a meeting of a political party. In that meeting, the members basically do two things. One is to vote for a candidate that is running for the presidency; and two, the members can select the delegates that are going to a convention. In the options of the question, the sentence that is false is “The Caucus assures absolute secrecy.”