Party members cast their ballots for the candidate they want to stand in their place in the general election during primaries in a state election.
Each major party, the Democrats and Republicans, organises a national convention to choose a nominee for president following the primaries and caucuses.
By casting a ballot for the presidential candidate of their choosing, voters in each state select the electors. The winning slate is the one with the most support. Only Nebraska and Maine don't use this winner-take-all strategy.
In certain political parties, the leader is chosen by party parliamentary members. Senators and House of Representatives members are considered to be members of parliament.
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