'Major party candidates' presentation slideshows

Bell Work:

Bell Work:. Do you think politicians can fix any of the issues we discussed yesterday? Will they?. Parties and What They Do:. 5.1. What is a Party?. A political party is a group of people who seek to control the government through the winning of elections and the holding of public office.

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NOMINATIONS AND CAMPAIGNS

NOMINATIONS AND CAMPAIGNS. More voters More competitive Less incumbent advantage. Lower turnout in midterm elections Take more credit for individual projects Able to distance themselves from DC Franking privileges Coattail effect has declined. Presidential vs Congressional Campaigns.

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Chapter 5 Political Parties

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LECTURE #8: Elections and Campaigns

LECTURE #8: Elections and Campaigns. Derrick J. Johnson, MPA, JD Advanced Placement United States Government & Politics, School for Advanced Studies. Functions of Political Parties.

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Nominations and Campaigns

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Election Year 2012

Election Year 2012. Federally Mandated Constitution Day Lesson of Joy!. Who can vote in PA?. You must be at least 18. You have to register to vote. Only have to register once unless you move or want to change political parties.

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Nominations and Campaigns

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Do Now pg 39

Do Now pg 39. 1.What did the Supreme Court Case of Brown vs Board of Education do? 2. What did the case of Marbury vs. Madisson establish?. The Two-Party System.

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Third Parties

Third Parties. Causes Effects Types Challenges. Purpose and Effects. Form when People feel their views are not adequately represented by the 2 majority parties May focus on many issues or single issues. Purpose and Effects - Can detract votes from one of the two major parties.

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