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22-03-2019
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The political candidate that wins the primary earns the party's , i.E., the exclusive right to run for office for a particular party.

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02-04-2019

The correct answer is the: nomination.

The candidate that comes out victorious in the primaries is nominated by the party and becomes the party's official nominee.

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