Question

In a direct primary, voters are

Answer 1

D. Working to elect their candidate of choice in the general election

Answer 2

The correct answer is the following: option C. In a direct primary, voters are voting for a nominee themselves, not through a delegate. A primary election is one in which registered votes of a specific political party, may participate in choosing the party's nomination by casting a vote to their preferred candidate. A primary election can be direct or indirect. The preferred way of conducting  primary elections is by the direct way, in which the voter does a direct vote for a specific candidate, and not through a delegate.