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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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Answer 1

To order the events of the nomination process for a political candidate, you would typically follow these steps:

1. Paperwork: This involves filing the necessary documents to officially enter the race. This can include signing up with a political party, submitting forms, and paying fees.

2. Nomination: This step usually includes obtaining endorsements, gathering signatures for petitions, and competing in primaries or caucuses to secure the party's nomination.

3. Campaign: Once nominated, the candidate begins their campaign to reach voters, which involves promoting their platform, attending rallies, participating in debates, and fundraising.

So, the correct chronological order is:

1. Paperwork
2. Nomination
3. Campaign