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Brokered convention

In United States politics, a brokered convention (sometimes referred to as an open convention and closely related to a contested convention) occurs when no candidate is nominated on the first ballot of a party's nominating convention.

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Brokered convention

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Triples28
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related to history · 15
Brokered convention → Alfred, All, American, At, Davis, Democratic National Convention, Democratic Party, However, In, John, McAdoo, Republican National Convention, Smith, This, William
related to Television · 11
Brokered convention → Cards, Democratic National Convention, First Lady Claire Underwood, House, In, Secretary, Selina Meyer, State Catherine Durant, The, The West Wing, Veep
related to Film · 2
Brokered convention → The, The Best Man

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