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Including people and ideas from different social and ethnic backgrounds
Ex: Having a politics club consisting of liberals, conservatives, libertarians, etc.

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Acceptance of a person, idea, or action one does not personally agree with/ support.
Ex: Being accepting of Muslims when you are a Christian

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When a candidate receives the most votes, but does not hold over half
Ex: 48% of votes for one candidate, 42% for another

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When a candidate holds over half of the votes
Ex: One candidate has 49%, but the other holds 51%

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An organization that holds a political platform with a goal of obtaining power
Ex: Republicans

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Focused on social justice and progressive movements and reject traditional values
Ex: AOC

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Focused on preserving traditional values and maintaining freedoms and rights based in fairness
Ex: Ben Shapiro

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A political party's stance on multiple issues
Ex: Conservatives have traditional values which include limited government interference, lower taxes, etc.

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Where only one political party is in power/ represented
Ex: North Korea

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Where two major political parties are represented
Ex: United States

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A political stance on one specific issue
Ex: Conservatives believe in protecting their right to bare arms

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Where no particular parties hold/ represent the majority
Ex: Germany

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When a voter chooses candidates that all represent their political party
Ex: Voting for all democrats on the ballot

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When a voter chooses candidates from different political parties
Ex: Voting for 3 democrats and 4 republicans

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An election used to eject a politician from their position
Ex: Gray Davis (California governor) was ejected in 2003

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Where a political party can choose a candidate to represent the party
Ex: Trump vs. Biden

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Convention for major political parties, especially to nominate a candidate for presidency
Ex: Democratic National Convention pictured below

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Presidential electors who vote to select the president and vice presidents
Ex: Electoral college voting for Trump in 2016

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Current holder of a position
Ex: Roy Cooper as NC Governor

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A group within an organization with the goal of advancing an idea
Ex: Christian Coalition

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Those who attempt to influence the legislators in power
Ex: Large businesses

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Lack of strong emotion/ passion
Ex: A politician who may be indifferent to all issues

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Meant to influence voters for or against a party or politician
Ex: A campaign ad slandering Joe Biden