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Before elections campaigns were on TV and online =, candidates traveled from town to town giving them the same speech.

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In the Electoral college system, each state has the same number of electoral votes as it has representatives in Congress.

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A political figure of any political party who appeals to or claims to represent the common people

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A lot of political ads give you reasons to vote for a particular candidate attack ads tell you not to vote for someone and it can get bad.

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Particularly vile or overly personal campaign tactics.

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A dispute carried out on twitter (Donald Trump and Hillary have been arguing on twitter.)

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PAC is groups that can collect up to $5,000 per year to support a candidate.

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Red is usually for states that usually vote for republican , and blue states usually vote for democratic. Battle ground states are sometimes referred to as purple states

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A catchy phrase that politicians use to sum up their positions or attack their rivals.

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Conservatives think that government should play a limited role regulating business and making social reforms. They usually vote Republican. Liberals generally think that the government should take a role in regulating business solving social issues. They usually vote Democrat.

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States that have a large number of undecided voters are known as battleground states because they are they are fighting over every vote. these are called swing states.

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The youngest group (18-24) year- old's, over the past few decades, young voters haven't had an impressive voting record. only 42% reported voting for president in the 2012 election.