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Candidate that claims they represent the common people.

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Catchy phrases used by politicians use to sum up their areguments

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Long ago, Candidates traveled town to town with the same speech and would usually stand on stumps to be seen. This term now represents the standard speech candidates give everyday after a campaign trail.

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Political ads give you reasons to not vote for the candidate. They may seem nasty but they sometimes work

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Conservatives and Liberals tend to have very different opinions of government so Conservatives vote Republicans often, Liberals vote Democratic.

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A fight that's carried out on twitter from candidates.

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Political Action Committees are people that gets $5,000 donations per year to support a candidate.

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Presidents get elected using the Electoral College. Every state has the same number of electoral votes as their representatives in congress

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Election maps are color coded of what states tend to vote for. Red means republican states and Blue means democratic states.

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When a state has a large number of undecided voters, they're usually called battleground states.

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The term refers to the young voters, (18-24) and their non-impressive voting habits.