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    There are two kinds of elections in The United States, general and primary election. General election is used to fill an elective office. A primary election is intended to select a party's candidates for the elective office, though in fact those who vote primary election may or may not consider themselves party members. The candidate will need to spell out the differences rather sharply with their opponent, even though the opinion may not differ all that much on key issues. A primary campaign is more of a "red meat" campaign, where they probably throw more punches toward their opponent.The primary elections serve as the preliminary step in the process of selecting the United States president. Each political party holds a primary election. The…

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    The Texas Primary Election is officially less than two weeks away. Now is a crucial time for SFA students to get informed about this year’s presidential candidates and their plans for office. “The best way to get the government to respond to your concerns is to be involved in the voting process,” said Dr. Steven Galatas, SFA professor and political scientist. “Know who the candidates are and what they stand for.” The Texas Primary Election allows Texas residents to nominate whom they wish to…

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    comes with great prestige and responsibility, because not only is the president the head of the government but also the state. Hence, why millions of Americans and people from around the world tune in to watch the US presidential election coverage. The year leading to the elections “therefore, [are] critical for the recruitment of candidates and for the operation of the political system.” For an individual to be considered a potential candidate for the presidency, they must have certain…

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    In the last two years I have volunteered in the primary election on June 7th, 2016 a total of 17 hours in which I set up the voting booths and JBC's, helped U.S citizens cast their ballot, and took count on all provisional ballots. I volunteered 17 hours again in the general election on November 8th, 2016 this time I did everything as in the primary election and was in charge of helping the U.S. citizens that only spoke Spanish cast their ballots by guiding them through each vote the Hispanic…

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    by citizens who want change and want to speak on behalf of their fellow citizens. Different political methods determine which political parties best suit the people's needs. The most public methods are elections, these allow individual citizens to directly elect representatives that best voice their political issues and offer a favored reform. Taking part in elections and political parties are the way that the people of Texas have an input in how the state it’s shaped.…

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    selecting national convention delegates, they use primaries and caucuses. Primaries and caucuses can be perceived as the first step toward presidency. Some states only hold primary election and others only hold caucuses, but there are also some states that use both primaries and caucuses. States like California and Washington are examples of states who use the primary election method otherwise known as preliminary election. Primary systems are used to select a candidate from a political party,…

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    1824, the process then changed and relied on the congressional party caucuses. However, this process also quickly ended because the people were not given much voice. Instead, the US then tried to rely on state legislatures for the presidential nominating process, but lasted only from 1824 to 1832 because state legislatures were either unresponsive, inactive, or corrupt. From 1836 to 1905, Americans relied on the national nominating conventions for the presidential nominating process. Although it…

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    Polarization In America

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    In chapter 4 Fiorina brings up a study that was conducted by DiMaggio, Evans, and Bryson. The purpose of their study was to use data from the Nation Election Studies (NES) and General Social Survey (GSS). Then by applying four different statistical measures of polarization to 35 different opinion scales they could gauge the opinions of the public and view the variations. The study found that younger and older Americans are actually more alike in their views today, rather than dissimilar. The…

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    their employers for better working conditions and the best way to get a job done. They work to help people acquire valuable skills and job-readiness. The AFL-CIO is a democratic supporter. A PAC is a private group with a collective understanding of one goal in mind. They raise and give money to the candidate that already agrees with what they believe. A super PAC, or a 527 group, is a PAC with an unlimited amount of money they can give to one candidate. They believe their rights, freedom of…

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    head of state. There are two stages of a presidential election, the first stage is the primaries. During the primaries candidates are campaigning to be the party nomination and represent their party affiliation. But an Independent campaigning has to gather signatures on a petition to be put on the ballot. Depending on which state a voter lives in determines whether or not they vote in open primaries, where any registered voter can participate regardless of party affiliation, or closed…

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