Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column. 1. announcement
members of one party move into the primary of the other party to choose candidates
2. caucus
a gathering of party leaders to talk over possible candidates
3. closed primary
the voter declares his party allegiance and votes for the ballot of his own party
4. county convention
person wishes to be a candidate for the party, so he makes an announcement of intention
5. declaration of candidacy
delegates nominate candidates for offices and Congress, and delegates to the national convention
6. direct primary
the individual fills out documentation and pays a filing fee to announce that he seeks a political office
7. open primary
the most votes cast, but not necessarily a majority
8. party-raiding
the members vote, by secret ballot, to choose their candidate for the general election
9. plurality
delegates nominate most county officers and chose delegates to the state convention
10. state convention
qualified voters vote for the candidates without revealing their party membership