There’s a reason why every presidential primary candidate spends so much time stumping in New Hampshire, and why every other state wants a piece of the action. Here's how primaries work.

How do primary elections work? KSAT Explains KSAT Explains the differences between primaries and caucuses, what a delegate is, how the electoral college works, and more ...

How does a primary work? Today, participating states’ government systems run primaries in order to allow its citizens to vote for a specific candidate.

For example, a registered Democrat can vote in the Democratic closed primary, but not in the Republican contest. What does the US Constitution say about the primaries?

How do primaries work? The primary elections, a precursor to the general contest, help determine which candidates will be nominated by their respective parties to battle it out in November for the ...

How do the Washington primaries work? Here is what we know It features races in all 39 counties for key positions such as governor, attorney general and United States senator and representative.

Election Day: What to know about voting, security across the US This year’s election comes as the very basics of how America votes are being challenged as never before.

How does a primary work? The more votes a candidate gets in a caucus or primary, the more "delegates" they are awarded, and all candidates will be hoping to win an unbeatable majority of delegates.