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42 Cards in this Set
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Guerrila theather
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unconvential, parade to get ppl attention people did craziest things , Min
TO CONVER LEGS WITH POOR VOTING ISSUES IT WORK |
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Participation indicators
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educated
family participates empoyed belong to ornazations other than political party SUCH AS UNION |
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!5% that votes rule this country
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just study
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open meetiineng laws
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1967 fla created the sunshine laws
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sunshine laws
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made cleared that state goverher ment meetings were open to public and then the other 48 states followed
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requirements
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1.advance notice of meetings
2.agency must keep mins 3.officals who meet in secret maybe fined 4. |
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open recerods law
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you have the right to see written records of the govment and it fall under the foy laws
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who participates Gender-
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men and women about the same
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Age
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older people vote higher than younger ppl to do
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eduaction
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college euducated ppl vote at a higher rate
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Affifilation
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part of political party tend to vote higher ORGANIZATION BESIDE a Political Party vote higher to
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Level of Participation
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25 to 30% reegister show up to state and local gov
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efficacy
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belief in one that can have impact and differnce
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direct demorcracy
direct intative and recall |
allows citizens to act envolment wiouth governer or legs
citizens can vote to remove to elcect office |
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popular referedum
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voters can veto a bill passed by there state legs if enough sitizens signed a pettion to get it on the balllot and then enoguh ppl sign the petion a majority of the vote to nullify the law
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progressive era
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reduce the influence of political machines
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direct dem
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hired bc quilfy not cause u know
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courts
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have authority to declare intivites unconsituitional
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factord that influence
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tend to grown and strength and number do to three things
professioal of legs econmical and diverafication 2 partys system |
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surrogates
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states have establish surrogates intrest groups to be sure of the intrest of certain groups are represtent such as poor
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expertise
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all intrest groups have speicalzed knowledge in topic
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siera club
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has massmembership
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businnes intrest
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about 60 percernt of intrest groups or lobiest int he 50 states represt business
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Pacs
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emerged to reply wiuth laws regulation contribtions
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regulation sof lobbying
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want to know who is contrutiation
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who are lobbyists
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former legs or person who is familer with proccess
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80 percent of lobbyists are?
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males
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goverment and goverment agiences
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lobbying is commin place
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Courts lobbyis
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intrest groups also lobby courts through the filling amacus corrying brief purpose of this brieef is to support one side
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admistrative agenecies lobbies 3 differnt ways
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testfied at hearings
present concerns through legs talk to indivuals admistrative officals |
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most power lobbbying group
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tEACHERS
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Responsible Party Government
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3 charstectics that describe the gov
Common philosphy by members Intrest group affilation Reward and sanction members so everyone can form *to mantain party discpline, to keep everything in line |
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Party ID
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60% of American Voters of tradtionof idedfying with and voting for a particular party
such as nomations procces and general elections rules |
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state laws
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play major defining formal strutuctre in political parties
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closed primary
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28 states use it,
system which citzens identify there party prefences only allowed to vote in primary elections of own party |
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open primary
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20 states have open it
allowed anyone rgarless of there party affialtion to vote for canidates no matter party you can make a LAST MINUTE DECSION destory political machines |
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single primary
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Louisanna uses it
all canidates run in the regarless of party id same primary recieve 50% of is winner and if dnt 2 have run off |
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negative cxampaigns
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it works
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campaign disclousers
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all 50 states begin with requirement that canidates discoled of their founds
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public funding
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20 states provide public funnds for candiates state gove
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public funding
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20 states provide public funnds for candiates state gove
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pacs
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pacs provide support for indivual candiates
labor pacs generally support dems bus supports rep |
