How is a presidential election different from elections for most local, state, and other federal offices? a. presidential elections are staffed by federal employees, while elections for other offices are staffed by local workers. b. citizens indirectly vote for the president, while they directly vote for candidates for most other offices. c. presidential elections are not organized by region, while all other elections are. d. the president is elected to represent a multimember district, while most other officials represent single-member districts. answer b?

B.Citizens indirectly vote for the president, while they directly vote for candidates for most other offices.

Explanation:

When citizens vote for candidates for other offices (besides presidential candidates), their vote is directly counted towards the election. However, while a citizen still votes for a president, this is not the only factor that is considered. In the United States, the Electoral College has some influence in whether a candidate can become the president or not. Therefore, citizens only vote for the president in an indirect way.

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when in doubt choose c

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