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have variety in politics
Ex: Candidates with different policies and beliefs

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willingness to accept others political viewpoints.
Ex: Me liking Biden and a friend liking Trump

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a candidate receiving most the votes

Ex: Biden winning more votes than trump in the election

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A candidate receives more than 50% of the votes

Ex: Trump getting 5millon votes and Biden gets 12 million votes

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group of people who share similar beliefs about government and that try to win elections.

Example: Republicans

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someone who wants more government involvement

Ex: someone who supports food stamps, stimulus checks and etc.

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Someone who wants less government involvement

Ex: Someone who supports free trade, limited government, or capitalism.

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a candidates stance on one issue

Example: Trump is against Abortion

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candidates stance on all issues

Example: trump being against abortion, pro building a wall at the border of Mexico and US, Trump being against the affordable health care and all other issues in the government or world.

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one party for elections and only one candidate for each position

example: only republicans for elections

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two main parties for an election

Example: Democrats and Republicans

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more than two parties for elections

example: Democrats, Republicans, and green party.

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voting for candidates of different parties

Example: Voting Biden for president but voting a republican senator.

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voting for all candidates within a party

Example: Voting all republican candidates in an election

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a special election to vote someone out of office

Example: people want Biden out of office and decide to recall his presidency with an election

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election that determines candidates from each party for election

Example: Bernie sanders, Biden, and Elizabeth warren being put in the election for the primary election and Biden winning and going on to the final election for presidency vs trump.

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winner of primary election announced and unifies the party.

Example: Biden

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a body of people representing the states of the us who cast votes for the election of the president and vice president.

Example: When the presidential election race goes to first to 270 wins. Each state has a certain amount of electoral votes depending on the population.

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current person in office

example: Donald Trump

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a group of people who have the same view on a specific issue.

Example: People who feel abortion should be illegal

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a person who tries to influence actions of government officials

Officer of duke writes to a member of congress urging them to vote against an amendment offered during the debate

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feeling of disinterest in politics.

Example: Someone who doesn't like to vote in elections or show support for them or care about who's in office.

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biased or misleading nature used to promote a political point of view.

Example: Uncle Sam