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Primaries are private elections in which voters 

choose officials for public office. 

Caucuses are private events as well but they 

are ran solely by the states. These are also for 

voting for public officials. Very few states have 

caucuses though.

Delegates are chosen at the primaries and 

caucuses. These delegates are chosen based on 

the preference of the people. They are also chosen 

based on population. Each state is rewarded a 

certain number of delegates. These delegated are 

sent to the party's national convention. This is how 

the presidential candidate for each party is formally 

nominated.

Batman was doing a great job by 

showing that he is what this country 

really needs. A HERO. By winning the 

primaries, he also won the vote of the 

delegates. So Batman is now the 

presidential nominee for the 

Republican Party!

Batman used the "rally the base" strategy because he loves enthusiasm and 

bringing everyone together!

The convention is when the candidate representing 

a party for president is formally chosen. The 

convention also allows the candidates to discuss 

the party's platform and prepare for debates. There 

are also many speeches and prayer done during 

the conventions.

Batman's convention was epic. Batman and his Vice 

President choice, Robin, discussed their platform, which is 

pretty much to save America one city at a time with their 

awesome hero skills. These skills would create a better 

economy, better health care, and NO CRIMINALS. Batman 

also admitted that he would give up chasing the Joker just 

to save America. Batman said that he chose Robin because 

he is very experienced when it comes to leading and doing 

what is best for others. Batman is also going to make sure 

everyone is paying taxes and he will create a large army to 

protect us from evil. He is also going to make sure every 

citizen is taken care of and treated equally.

There are limitations when it comes to campaign finance, but 

each candidate spends an abundance of money. There is a 

matching program for the first $250 of individual contribution. 

There are also PACs which raise astronomical amounts of 

money. 527 groups are also money givers except these groups 

are not regulated under state or federal campaign finance laws 

and that is because they don't really express who they want to 

win or not. 527 groups are tax exempt organizations. In 2008 

nearly 3 billion dollars were spent on presidential 

campaigns...and we are trillions of dollars in debt..makes 

sense right?

Batman did not spend much money in this 

campaign. He believes that the money 

spent on campaigns could be used 

elsewhere. Batman spent his own 

personal money when needed, but he 

mainly used what he already had because 

he is a billionaire. Most people believe 

that the candidate that spends the most 

will win, but Batman wants to prove them 

wrong. Batman spent the minimal amount 

in each state, but he believes he will win 

because of his great platform and 

popularity. 

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