'First candidate' presentation slideshows

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WHS 2008 Presidential election results

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How the Electoral College Works

How the Electoral College Works. Unit: Election by the Numbers. United States Constitution. The United States Constitution outlines how the President is to be elected. The two main sections that deal with the electing of the President are: Article I Section II : Census

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20.10.2013 Sunday

20.10.2013 Sunday. Malahide Castle. Malahide Marina. Finally we arrived in Dublin. As we were to wait for the arrival of Italian team, we went to Malahide , a picteresque town by the seaside . . 21.10.2013 Monday.

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Liberty Party 1840

Liberty Party 1840. The Liberty Party was a minor political party in the United States in the 1840s. Formed at a national convention in Albany, New York. First gathered in Warsaw, New York. Its first national convention took place in Arcade, New York on April 1, 1840. Cont.

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ELECTORAL VOTES

ELECTORAL VOTES. EACH STATE HAS A CERTAIN NUMBER OF ELECTORAL VOTES. THE MORE PEOPLE THAT LIVES IN A STATE THE MORE VOTES IT GETS. THE FIRST CANDIDATE TO WIN 270 ELECTORAL VOTES BECOMES PRESIDENT!. SWING VOTES. Dark blue States =Obama Red States =Romney Pink States = Heading towards Romney

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