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To win the presidency, you must first win the nomination of your party in the primary elections and then the general election.

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To Win The Nomination of Your Party . . . 

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To Win The Nomination of Your Party . . . 

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You must go through a 12-16 month campaign from state to state in order to win delegates from primaries and caucuses. If you win enough delegates, a majority will vote to nominate you.

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The "Secret" to Winning Any Campaign Is . . .

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The "Secret" to Winning Any Campaign Is . . .

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MONEY!!!! Find an organization to help you out and a brand (how the people recognize or perceive you) that you can sell to an American voter.

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If You Make It to The General Election . . .

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If You Make It to The General Election . . .

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You must now win the Electoral College. This was put into place by the Framers of the Constitution, who didn't trust the popular vote. The Electoral College allows the people to vote for electors, who then vote for the president.

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There are a total of 538 electoral votes. Each state has a certain amount of electoral determined by the number of representatives in the House for that state plus the two Senators. This system is a winner takes all system. If a candidate wins the most votes in a state, he/she gets all the votes from that state. This is why it is so important to focus on battleground states such as Florida or Ohio. To win the electoral college, you must win 270 or more electoral votes.

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What if No One Wins the Majority in the Electoral College?

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What if No One Wins the Majority in the Electoral College?

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The House of Representatives chooses the president.

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The president is limited to 2 terms as a result of the 22nd Amendment.

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The line of succession is as follows: President, Vice President, Speaker of the House, President pro tempore of Senate, and Secretary of State.