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Ideological

This type of party focuses on Overall changes in Society.

Caucus

Early in our Nation's History, these are Private meetings of Party Leaders chose Candidates.

Patronage

Giving favors to Reward Party Loyalty

Chairperson/Person

These are Powerful Political Leaders chose Delegates and Controlled Conventions.

Primary Election

This is an Election in which party members select people to Run in the General Election.

Presidential and VP. Ticket

The Purpose of a national convention is to select a: _______________________.

Third or Minor

Any Party other than Democratic or Republican party.

Platform

This is the Party's Statement of Principles, Beliefs, and Positions of Vital Issues.

The Party Out of Power

'Watchdogs' of the Party in Power

Precincts

Voting Districts

Proportional Representation

Under this System a State's Delegates represent the candidates according to the popular vote in the Primary.

Run-Off

This is a Second Primary Election between the 2 candidates with the most Votes.

Ticket

Candidates for President and Vice President are called the party's: ______________.

Acceptance Speech

This takes place at a National Convention right before the Adjournment.

Delegates

At each party's national Convention, Candidates Attempt to win the Support of these People.

Single Member Districts

In the U.S, Nearly all elected officials are selected by : ________________.

Closed Primary

In this type of Election, Only members of a political party may vote.

Soft Money

This is Controversial because of how it is Raised and how it is Spent.

PAC's

These Groups Support Political Candidates through Campaign Contributions.

Grandfather Clause

This Kept many African Americans from Voting even after the Fifteenth Amendment.

Campaign Manager

This person is responsible for the Overall Strategy and Planning of a National Campaign.

Voting Rights Act

This was One of the Most Effective Suffrage Laws ever passed in this country.

Moderates/Centrists

Voters who are in the middle of The Political Spectrum are called : ________________.

Amendment 26

Lowered the Voting Age from 21 to 18.

Federal Elections Commission

Under Federal Election laws, records of Political Contributions must be kept & reported to the : ____________.

Straight Ticket

When Party Loyalists select the Candidates of their Party, They Vote a : __________________.

Election Day

The 1st Tuesday After the 1st Monday in November is : ___________.

White (1)

The Founders believed the Voters should be : ___________. (1)

Male (1)

The Founders believed the Voters should be : ___________. (1)

Property Owners (1)

The Founders believed the Voters should be : ___________. (1)

15th Amendment

This Gave African Americans the Right to Vote.

Propaganda

This is Term refers to Ideas, Information, or Rumors that are used to Influence (Public or Personal) Opinion.

*Electoral College Votes*

*This is equal to the number of Representatives & Senators from the State, Plus 3 Votes From Washington, D.C.*

19th Amendment

This Gave Women the Right to vote.

Voting

This is VITAL to the Success of United States Democracy.

Political Participation

This is VITAL to the Success of United States Democracy.

Desire to be the President
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Have a stump speech
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Win the Primaries and Caucuses
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Convention
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National Competition
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Get Popular Vote & Electoral College Votes
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