Which describes a unique feature of the 2008 presidential election?

a.
for the first time, an african american was elected president of the united states.

b.
both major parties nominated women for president.

c.
it was the first election in which the winner lost the popular vote but won the electoral vote.

d.
it is the only election in which a third party candidate won the majority of electoral votes.

The correct answer is A. A unique feature of the 2008 presidential election was that for the first time, an African American was elected president of the United States.

Explanation:

The 2008 presidential elections took place on November 4th and, as usual, were anticipated by almost two years of electoral campaign and by primaries for the selection of candidates. The elections were contested by the Republican candidate John McCain and the Democratic candidate Barack Obama, who prevailed in the competition. On January 20, 2009, Obama became into the first African-American to be elected as President of the United States.

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