Political Parties 2023

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Multi-Party

Political Party System with more than two parties

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Voluntary

Membership to Poltical Parties are ?

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Two Party System

Political Party System in the United States

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One Party System

Party system found in a Dictatorship

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Federalists

Original Political Party

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Thomas Jefferson

First President elected from a Political Party

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Franklin Roosevelt

Started the 1932-1960 Era for the Democrats

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Abraham Lincoln

Started the 1860 ERA for the Republicans

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Splinter

Type of Minor Party started by Teddy Roosevelt (Bull Moose)

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Straight Ticket

When a person votes for only on political party

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Split Ticket

Has caused Political Parties to weaken in recent years

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General

Electon which picks the winner of any election

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Wards

Voting area in Augusta

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Precincts

Smallest voting area

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Electorate

The voters in an election

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Plurality

Winning an election by at least one vote but not necessarily a majority

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Bipartisan

When Political Parties work together

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Primary or Caucus

Elections used to choose a Nominee for each party

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Number of voting areas in Kansas and Augusta

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To help the Presidential candidate win

Why are Vice-Presidents chosen

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Winner Take All

Electoral College system is called ??

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Political Socialization

How a person is influenced in Politics

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Exit Poll

Poll taken on Election Day

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Interest Groups

Tries to influence legislation by endorsing candidates

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PAC’s

Helps in raising money for Interest Groups

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Grass Roots

Lowest level of Politics

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Roles of the Party

Nominating, Electing, Government Influence

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Hard Money

Money which is directly given to candidates

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Soft Money

Money which is given to candidates through the party

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Closed Primary

Only members of the particular party can vote in this election

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Open Primary

All registered voters can vote in this type of election

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Nominate Party Platform, Unify the Party

Goal of the National Convention

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270/538 or Majority

Vote needed to win the Electoral College

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California, Texas, New York, Florida

4 Largest Electoral States

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Special

Election for raising Taxes

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One Person One Vote

This makes sure that one person’s vote is not more important than any other person’s