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Soundbites: A short interview that was recorded

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Electoral Vote - A vote cast by a member of the electoral college. The Electoral college is what votes the president. Each state has a number of electoral votes.

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Red and Blue States - red and blue states refer to the states that vote for the Republican Party (red) or the Democratic Party (blue).

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Liberals - A person of liberal views which means they believe in government action to achieve equal opportunity and equality for all.

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Mudslinging - The use of insults and accusations especially unjust ones with the aim of damaging the reputation of an opponent.

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Spin - A politician's attempt to shape the government to persuade public opinion.

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Populist - A member of a political party seeking to represent the interest of ordinary people.

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Conservatives-Believing in the importance of an established in politics and society

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Battleground States-A U.S. state where there is a similar amount of support for both major parties  candidates.

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Youth Vote: Who 18-24 year olds vote for.
-In 2016 the Youth Vote will have a huge impact on the Presidential and Congressional elections.

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Swing voters- voters who could plausibly vote for either party's candidates

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Attack or Negative Ads- An attack ad criticizes an opponents political platform, by pointing out it faults. This causes it to become negative.

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Stump speech- A stump speech is a standard campaign speech used by someone running for public office.