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165422 | Candidate selection-national/local | How centralized is legislative candidate selection within the parties? 0: National legislative candidates are selected exclusively by national party leaders. 1: National legislative candidate selection is dominated by national party leaders but with some limited influence from local or state level organizations. 2:National legislative candidates are chosen through bargaining across different levels of party organization. 3:National legislative candidates are chosen by regional or state-level organizations, perhaps with some input from local party organizations or constituency groups. 4:National legislative candidates are chosen by a small cadre of local or municipal level actors. 5: National legislative candidates are chosen by constituency groups or direct primaries. The power to select candidates for national legislative elections is often divided between local/municipal party actors, regional/state-level party organizations, and national party leaders. One level usually dominates the selection process, while sometimes candidate selection is the outcome of bargaining between the different levels of party organization. | 2021-08-12 11:31:02 | 2023-06-15 05:05:42 | 5361 | 19977 | {} |
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