During a primary election, if a candidate does not recieve at least 51% of the vote, which of the following types of elections would probably be used to help determine a winner?

A runoff election is held when no candidate receives the required share of the vote, giving voters another chance to choose between the leading candidates. Since the candidate did not receive at least 51%, a runoff election would probably be used to determine a winner. A bond election concerns borrowing money, while proposition and special elections serve other purposes.

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