liberals and conservatives

the right vs the left

Republicans and Democrats

rights vs. wrong

group trying to win power through force

a group trying to win power through elections

a group trying to win power by rigging elections

a group focused on a single issue.

you can only vote for your political party

anyone can vote

only party leaders can vote

anyone can vote

you can only vote for candidates that are with your politcal party

no one can vote

Its a map of the US

its the electoral college map 2016

It shows polling demonstrating strong democratic support

it is a media poll demonstrating strong republican support

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It can positively or negatively influence a candidate with its coverage

They donate to candidates campaign

they are crooked

they are fake news

where the general election winner is celebrated

where the primary candidates debate

where the loser concedes the race

where the candidate formally accepts the nomination

impeachment of a president

denial of the right to vote

the right to vote

high crimes and misdemeanors

a candidate accepts the nomination

the inaguration takes place

a party hosts its national convention

the nominees of both parties compete for an elected position.

ended poll taxes

raised the age to vote to 18

gave women the vote

gave the vote to African American males

gave women the vote

gave African American males the vote

lowered the minimum voting age to 18

ended poll taxes

the funds raised by a candidate

how a candidate looks on tv

a candidates voting record

policy ideas, goals, or viewpoints of a candidate or candidates party

closed primary

open primary

public primary where party leaders vote by standing on certain sides of the room

a general election

when a sample number of potential voters are asked which candidate they would support and the data is broken down into percentages

when a candidate goes door to door and asks for the voters support.

a ground game

a form of campaign advertising

there are limits to contributions and spending for a super pac

there are no limits to contributions or spending for a super pac

group that has the backing of a parties nominee

a group that raises funds to run advertisments for or against a candidate or issue

cheap and require little fundraising

expensive and require extensive fundraising

forms of media

forms of super pacs

gave African American males the vote

gave women the vote

lowered the voting age to 18

ended poll taxes

paid commercials that can positive or negatively effect a candidate

is always mudslinging

can only be ran by canidates in an election

are always fake news.

fundraise, run campaign ads, organize, and hold the parties covention

this is where a candidate accepts the nomination and gives his or her victory speech.

the libetarian and green party

the republican and reform party

the democratic and bull moose party

the republican and democratic party

major party

minor party

the rain

not interested in voting

a poll tax

no time to vote

negative attack ads

positive ads

town halls

the rise of social media

led a great mongolian empire

conquered the USA

destoryed China

Has great fashion sense