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Ordering. Place the events of the nomination process for a political candidate in chronological order.(3 points)
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To properly order the events of the nomination process for a political candidate, the following steps should typically take place:

1. Nomination campaign and paperwork - The candidate begins by announcing their intention to run for office and files the necessary paperwork to register as a candidate.

2. Gathering support and endorsements - The candidate seeks support from political parties, organizations, and potential voters, and may receive endorsements from influential figures.

3. Campaigning - The candidate actively campaigns to build public awareness and support, including participating in debates, rallies, and community events.

4. Primary elections or caucuses - The candidate competes in primary elections or caucuses to secure their party's nomination, where party members vote to select their candidate.

5. Official nomination - After winning the primaries or caucuses, the candidate is officially nominated by their party to run in the general election.

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