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The document that contains main laws that govern the United States

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The document

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A way for citizens to vote by mail when they cannot get to their polling place

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A meeting of a party members choose candidates to run in an election.

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A formal promise a person makes to do the best that he or she can in a particular job or political office. The president takes an oath of office on inauguration day.

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The right to vote.

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A state that mainly supports and votes for republican candidates

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A way for people to vote by mail if they can't vote for a reason including members of the military and people that are ill

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An election in which the winner receives a much larger number of votes than the other candidates.
By: Mahiyah Muthu

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The Formal Ceremony in which the president is sworn into office. The next presidential inauguration is  January 20th 2017.
By: Mahiyah Muthu!

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A day on which several states hold primaries or caucuses. It usually takes place in February or March of a presidential election year.

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A state that mainly supports and votes for Democratic candidates in presidential elections. These states are usually shown in blue on the U.S. election maps.

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Any U.S. political party other than Republican and Democratic parties.

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A political party's plans and positions to solve
the country's problems.

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A political party's positions and plans to solve the country's problems.

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Electoral Collage
The amount of Representatives and Senates that state has

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The formal ceremony in which the president is sworn into office. The next presidential inauguration will be January 20, 2017.
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A election when the candidate receives much more votes than the other candidates By:Shivani Kanjerla

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Candidate
A person who is running for president.

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A formal announcement of support for a candidate by an individual or a group.
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A meeting of party members to choose candidates to run in an election. Democrats and Republicans will hold caucuses to determine which candidate they will support.
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a group of citizens from the united states with similar ideas on how the country should be run. The two mane  U.S representing parties are the Democratic Party and the Republican Party by:Shivani Kanjerla

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the candidate who is favored to win the election

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the act of formally choosing someone as a candidate for a job or position.-Kylor Chou

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to formally pick someone as a candidate for office. Democrats and Republicans each nominate one person for president. -Kylor Chou

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incumbent

a person who currently holds a position or an office(from stuff)

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GOP

A nickname for the republican party. The initials stand for 'Grand Old Party'(from stuff

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A person who is running for an elected position or competing for a job

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States that almost certainly vote for a Democratic candidate. On maps, those states are blue-Harika Akundi

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The people who decide who gets to be president by voting for the candidate that the majority of their state voted for.-Harika Akundi

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The votes cast by regular citizens on Election Day. In a popular vote, each citizen’s individual vote counts toward the outcome.
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A person chosen to run in an election.
(Added by Colin Fendley)

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Inauguration
The commander-in-chief takes an oath to preserve, protect, and defend our constitution. Then he or she becomes the president.

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Oath of Office
a formal promise a person makes to do the best that he or she can in a particular job or political office. The president takes an oath of office on inauguration day.

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Caucus
a meeting of party members to choose candidates to run in an election. In some states, Democrats and Republicans will hold caucuses to determine which candidate they will support for president.