Answer:
C. it is where the presidential candidate of the party is nominated.
Explanation:
Democracy can be defined as a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
There are two (2) main types of democracy and these include;
I. Representative democracy: it's also known as indirect democracy and can be defined as a form of government which typically involves the process of having the citizens of a particular country vote to elect representatives (political leaders) to enact laws, create policies and make decisions on their behalf.
II. Direct democracy: it can be defined as a process which typically involves the candidates voting for their preferred choice. Thus, their choices are reflected directly on the subject matter.
Under democracy, a primary is the most common form of party candidate selection.
Similarly, the National Convention which is usually held before a major (presidential) election is considered to be the "voice" of a political party because it is where the presidential candidate of the party is nominated. This candidate would be the sole candidate and flag bearer of the political party in the general election.
