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Why do Republican delegates matter? What type of delegate apportioning system does the Republican party tend to use in dividing up candidate delegates?

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Why do Republican delegates matter? What type of delegate apportioning system does the Republican party tend to use in dividing up candidate delegates?

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It matters because, to become the Republican nominee for president, a candidate has to be nominated by a majority of delegates attending the Republican National Convention.The Republican Party has two types of delegates. The pledged have to indicate support for a particular candidate at the convention which the unpledged don’t.

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Why do Democratic delegates matter?  What type of delegate apportioning system does the Democratic Party use in dividing up candidate delegates?

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Why do Democratic delegates matter?  What type of delegate apportioning system does the Democratic Party use in dividing up candidate delegates?

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To become the Democratic nominee for president, a candidate has to be nominated by a majority of delegates attending the Democratic National Convention. The Democratic Party has two types of delegates. A pledged delegate is elected or chosen on the state with the understanding that they will support a particular candidate; meanwhile super delegates are usually Democratic members of Congress, etc.

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What happens at a caucus and how does federalism play a part in each state having different types of primary and caucus rules?

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What happens at a caucus and how does federalism play a part in each state having different types of primary and caucus rules?

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During a caucus, members of a political party unite to nominate candidates, plan policy, etc. Federalism does play a part in each state having different types of primary and caucus rules because each state consists of different rules

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Important things that happen during the general election campaign and what are they voting for and what determines electoral vootes and how many are there and what determines a ticket wins a state's electoral vote?

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Important things that happen during the general election campaign and what are they voting for and what determines electoral vootes and how many are there and what determines a ticket wins a state's electoral vote?

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On election day it is important to know that the population does not pick the next president but in fact the electoral college. The amount of electoral college votes are based on the amount of senators and representatives every state has. There is a joint meeting that happens on January 6th where the electoral college votes are certified for the presidential elections.

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What are the 3 different levels of Campaigning for a general election?

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What are the 3 different levels of Campaigning for a general election?

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There are 3 levels of campaigning for a general election. The first level is called the grassroots campaign which involve helping get people to vote for the candidate and setting up campaigning headquarters. The second level campaigning on the grounds where they make appearances. Finally, level 3 is where they engage on live debates and TV commercials.

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The major decision made and how have the roles of parties changed?

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The major decision made and how have the roles of parties changed?

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Party conventions are held every 4 years to decide the major parties and political candidates. The conventions have been used as a tool by the parties to market their candidates and unveil their party platforms.

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Closed - registered voter may only vote for their party affiliation
Open - registered voter can vote in either primary regardless of party membership

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Choosing the candidate for the party's nomination by voting.

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They do things to connect with the average American and raise millions of dollars from the party faithfuls and leaders, have a vision of a better America, passionate appeals to reason, stake a claim for moral leadership and make speeches.

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Why does money make a candidate seem a "serious contender"?

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Why does money make a candidate seem a "serious contender"?

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Everything counts toward the legal limits on contributions and spending and shows the candidate intends to participate in the public financing system which can help to raise even more money to show you are serious.

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To consider the chances of becoming president, help with the campaign, recruit volunteers, hire pollsters,  and seek endorsements.

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Requirement to be Vice President or President

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Requirement to be Vice President or President

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You have to be a natural born citizen, 35+, a resident for 14+ years.