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A statement or image meant to mislead people into believing an exaggerated truth.

Ex. An ad that promotes one brand of toothpaste over another brand.

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Don’t care; opposite of sympathy.

Ex. A student not caring if he passes his class or not.

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Person hired by special interest groups to persuade lawmakers to benefit their cause.

Ex. Former members of Congress.

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

Ex. Agricultural groups.

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An official who holds an office.

Ex. The sitting president is the incumbent in the position.

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A body of individuals representing the states of the United States, who formally cast votes for the president and vice president to be elected.

Ex. If a candidate wins 50.1% of the vote in Texas, they are awarded all of the state's 38 electoral votes.

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Winner of primary election announced and party platform created. Also, it unifies the party.

Ex. The 1924 Democratic Convention, which took 103 ballots before nominating John W. Davis, who was defeated by incumbent President Calvin Coolidge in the 1924 general election.

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Determines who the candidates will be from each party.

Ex. Trump & Biden

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A special election to vote someone out of office.

Ex. In 2003, Governor Gray Davis of California was recalled over the state budget.

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Voting for candidates from different parties.

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Voting for all candidates in one party.

Ex. Party Loyalty

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A variety of individuals with different racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, and cultural backgrounds, lifestyles, experiences and interests.

Ex. Race

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The attitude towards opinions, beliefs and practices that varies from one's own is fair, objective, and permissive.

Ex. One friend likes Trump but the other friend doesn't but they don't let that come between their friendship.

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A party system government where the government is formed by a single political party and no other parties are allowed to run candidates for the election.

Ex. China, Cuba, and North Korea

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A system in which multiple political parties have the capacity, separately or in alliance, to gain control of government offices.

Ex. France, Italy, and Germany

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A system where two major political parties at all levels of government make up the vote in almost all elections.

Ex. U.S

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When a candidate receives the most votes.

Ex. 100 votes were cast, 45 were for Candidate A, 30 were for Candidate B and 25 were for Candidate C, then Candidate A received a plurality of votes.

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A candidates’ or party’s stance on all issues.

Ex. Focusing on violence, education, the economy and etc.

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A candidates' or party's stance on one issue.

Ex. Focusing only on violence

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Someone who wants less government involvement.

Ex. Traditional conservatives may oppose the use of female soldiers in combat

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Someone who tends to want more government involvement.

Ex. Political correctness

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

Ex. Democrats

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When a candidate receives more than half the votes.