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U.S. election 2016: 6 things to know about the presidential primaries - Politics - CBC News

As the American presidential nomination process gets underway this coming week with the Iowa Caucuses followed a week later with the New Hampshire Primary, here's an article that explains the entire process. It's more complicated that one would think. From proportional allocation to the role of party superdelegates, it's all explained in this one easy article. Just click on the link below to learn how the nation that champions participatory and representative democracy chooses the nominee for each of the two major parties for the 2016 election to replace President Barack Obama.



U.S. election 2016: 6 things to know about the presidential primaries - Politics - CBC News

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