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Political socialization |
The process by which individuals acquire their political values and outlooks |
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Framing effect |
The influence, on the respondent, of how a polling question is asked ; changes in wording can significantly alter many people’s answer. |
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Bandwagon effect |
The discrepancy between candidates’ high poll ratings and election performance caused by supporters assumptions that an easy win means they do not need to turn out to vote |
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Electoral Activities |
Public engagement in the form of voting, running for office , volunteering in a campaign, or otherwise participating in election |
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Political voice |
Exercising ones public rights, often through speaking out in protest or in favor of some policy change |
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Civic volunteerism |
Citizen participation in public life without government incentives or coercion |
Speaking at a town hall meeting |
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Loud signal |
Media stories with very broad coverage and an unambiguous messages |
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Priming |
Affecting voters’ or poll respondents’ perception of candidates or public officials by raising issues that are perceived to enhance or diminish the candidates |
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Framing |
The way an issue is defined; every issue has many possible frames, each with a slightly different tilt describing the problem and highlighting solutions |
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Personal presidency |
The idea that the president has a personal link the to the public. Made initially possible by 29th century media |
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Infotainment |
Blurred line between news and entertainment |
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Sound bite |
A short clip of speech taken from a longer piece of audio. Often refers to a brief excerpt from a speech by a candidate or politician |
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Boomerang effect |
The discrepancy between candidates high poll ratings and election performance caused by supporters assumptions that an easy win means they do not need to turn out to vote |
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Bundling |
A form a fundraising in which an individual persuades others to donate large amounts that are then relieve red together to a candidate or campaign |
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Political action committee |
An organization of at least 50 people, affiliated with an interest group that is permitted to make contributions to candidates for federal office |
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