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definition: the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with.
example: being understand even if you do not want to.

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definition: The state of being diverse; variety.
example: more than one race or gender in one area.

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definition: A statement or image meant to mislead people into believing an exaggerated truth.
example: ads to get the world out.

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definition: the candidate running to keep his/her job
example: the person who is currently the president

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definition: Candidates represent all ideologies, High voter turnout, No candidate receives a majority of the votes, only a plurality, Coalitions must be formed.
example:France, Italy, Germany

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definition: Candidates represent main ideologies, Winner has the majority of the votes,None of the candidates represent less popular ideologies.
example: U.S.

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definition: There is always a majority winner, Only one candidate for each position, Low voter turnout
example: China, Cuba, North Korea

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definition: Each state has its own election for Pres. to decide who gets that state’s electoral votes
example: Candidate with 270 electoral votes wins

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definition: inner of primary election announced & party platform created.  Also, it unifies the party.

example: stating how they want to make a difference and trying to get people to vote for them.

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definition: determines who the candidates will be from each party
example: Joe biden VS Donald trump

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definition: don´t care; opposite of sympathy.
example:  lack of emotion or interest on school information when it comes to remote learning.

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definition: person hired by special interest groups to persuade lawmakers to benefit their cause.
example: do what they can to get people to help support their cause.

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definition: a group of people who have the same view on a specific issue.
example: women rights, LGBTQ+ and many more.

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definition: a special election two votes in north carolina.
example: recalled over the state budget.

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Definition: voting for candidates from different parties.
example: more thoughtful and takes a longer time.

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In 201822. States will elect to both to senator. And a governor and in our polarized political environmental. Most states will vote on party lines but three of those states seem likely to splinter tickets. Massachusetts Maryland and Vermont so why is pets welcome much more than for members of congress support for some governors can defy the State's partisanship. In the first part of 2018. Republican governors. In the democratic leaning states Charlie speaker of Massachusetts Mary Hogan of Maryland and Phil Scott of Vermont. Ranked first second and fourth respectively. In popularity. Among the governor's nationally and although Scott has taken quite a hit in popularity recently and is no longer in the top ten. One possible explanation we. For why these states split their tickets is the elasticity of their voters Massachusetts and Vermont pull rank in the top ten of elastic states. Meaning that they have a lot of swing voters. Were willing to cross party lines and even though Massachusetts and Vermont are pretty Blue States. In an elastic state like Vermont issues and the general political environment can matter hold off to a for example governor stock took a cane in his popularity after he signed sweeping gun control legislation in April. Which seems now to have lasted into our. It may even hurt his chances at the ballot box in November that he's still a strong favorite to win re election. Maryland doesn't have as many elastic. But one thing that all these candidates have in common is that their popular incumbents and look likely to be rewarded. The majority of states will still a lack of senator and governor from the same party in 2000. But the states that don't aren't necessarily out for governors' races. Voters are still often athletes and their tech.

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Video: Midterm elections and the split ticket voting

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In 201822. States will elect to both to senator. And a governor and in our polarized political environmental. Most states will vote on party lines but three of those states seem likely to splinter tickets. Massachusetts Maryland and Vermont so why is pets welcome much more than for members of congress support for some governors can defy the State's partisanship.

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Definition: voting for all candidates in one party.
example: takes less time.

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Definition: The person who runs in the election as a candidate stance on all issues.
example: ideas the candidate want to help fix that is going on in america or the world.

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Definition: The person who runs in the election as a candidate stance on the issue.
example: climate change or many more issues.

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Definition: a person who wants not very much to do with the government.
example: not really helping much at they just want to help sometimes.

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Definition: a person that wants there to be more government involvement in things.
example: help make decisions about to enforce.

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Definition: More than one person who has very close beliefs about the government and they fight to win the elections.
example: most votes fall in moderate and they do not really have a one category that they fit in.

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Definition: The candidate that is running who gets more than half of the votes.
example: a closely call of votes but one of the candidates have the most votes, conuted.

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Definition: The candidate that is running who gets the most voters.
example: a closely contested election with four candidates, the total required to win by a plurality could be as little as 25 percent of the total vote plus one.