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opinion polls
measuring opinion on various issues
benchmark polls
creates baseline views of a candidate
tracking polls
how views of candidate changes during campaign
exit polls
tracks why people voted the way they did
saliency
how relevant is the issue to the participant
intensity
how passionate is the respondent
stability
how the issue can change over time
Examples include: support for a war over time or the fluctuation of presidential approval ratings
Keynesian Economics
DEMOCRAT impact the economy with their policies
Demand low→ lower taxes or increase spending (or vice versa)
Supply-Side Theory
REPUBLICANS leave as much money as possible in the hands of the citizens and let the law of supply and demand govern the market (taxing less and leaving the money in the citixen’s pockets)
entitlement programs
the biggest mandatory expediture
mandatory spending
entitlement programs and the interest on the national debt
entitlement programs
any government program that gives benefits to citizens that qualify based on criteria set by the government
social security
biggest entitlement program
monetary policy
policy by the Fed that control interest rates that affect broader economic conditions
liberals
favor equality and more federal government control
conservatives
favor order and more state control of government
Conservative order freedom equality
COFE
pure liberals
liberal on economic an socail issues
pure conservative
conservative on economic and social issues
libertarians
conservative on economic issues, liberal on social issues
populists
liberal on economic issues, conservative on social issues
political elite
any person that has more knowledge in politics than average citizen
majoritarian policymaking
policies meant to represent the people’s views through elected representatives
interest group policymaking (pluralism)
governed by interest groups
agenda
a list of potential policy ideas, bills, or plans to improve society
16th amendment
allows congress to tax people’s incomes
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
created to oversee the collection process of taxes
flat tax
taxes all citizens at the same rate
19th amendment
women’s suffrage