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A dispute carried on Twitter

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Ads telling you why or why not to vote for a someone.

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Going town to town giving the same speech

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Any political figure that claims they stand for the common people.

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Overly personal campaign tactics.

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Each state has a number of electoral votes based of the population. Majority of the votes in that state gets the electoral votes. Whoever has the most electoral votes wins the White House.

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Brief phrases politicians use to sum up their rivals.

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Groups that can raise up to five-thousand dollars too support a candidate.

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Election map is color coded. Red is republican states blue is democratic states.

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States that have similar amount of votes for both candidates.

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Conservatives tend to vote for Republicans and liberals tend to vote for democrats.

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Voter 18-24 years old haven't been voting. Only 42 percent of that age group voted for a president in 2012.