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Twitter war refers to candidates engaging in back and forth attacking each other on twitter

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A stump speech is a speech given off of a tree stump so that the person giving a speech is better seen in the crowd

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Attack/Negative Ads are ads that send negative comments towards other candidates from another candidate.

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A populist is a political part figure who claims to represent the common people.

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An electoral vote is votes decided by the electoral college instead of popular votes.

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Mudslinging is vile or personal tactics used by politicians.

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Battleground states are states that haven't voted, and are likely to vote either way. z

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Sound bites are catchy phrases politicians use to attack their competitions.

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Super political action committees (PACS) accept unlimited amounts of money from donors.

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Red and blue states represents Republican states (Red), and Democratic states (Blue).

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This term represents how conservatives and liberals think the government should play roles in social issues, regulating business, and making social reforms.

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Youth vote refers to younger voters between the ages of 18 to 24 years old, who haven't had a very good voting record.