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- Invisible Primaries are used to raise money for the respective parties.
- Otherwise referred to as a media primary or money primary
- Ultimately used to start putting the candidate's name out there are raising money for them as well.

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Donald Trump announced June 18 2019 that he was running for president under the Republican party in 2020.

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- The Caucuses are when party members meet and discuss for who they feel would be the best party candidate.

- In Primaries, party members vote for the candidate they want to represent them in the general election

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- The party nomination is after the primaries and candidate is nominated at the party convention.

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- Huge meeting for political party delegates
- At the local, state, provisional, or national level to choose the candidates they want to run for office

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- how whoever is running gets their voice heard
- Can be advertised, use television to debate
- Done to persuade the audience to vote for them
- Speak about what they might do about controversial topics
- included: economics, taxes, global warming, and immigration

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- taken on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November
- citizens of the united states come together to vote for president

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- Electoral college decides who goes into office
- Need 270 votes to win majority
- Electoral college votes are worth more than citizen votes, but they are both taken into consideration to choose the President