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the people eligible to vote
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the people whom an elected official represents
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redistribution of congressional districts
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count of the nation's population every 10 years
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a district or state that typically votes for the same party no matter the candidate.
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elections held to determine which candidates from a political party will run in an upcoming general election
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States that have been historically inconsistent with the party they vote for
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Issues that a candidate agrees needs attention; the campaign promises the candidate makes
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Surveying a sample of individuals to gauge public opinion on various political issues, candidates, and policies.
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the election in which the office holders are officially chosen (typically an election between 2-3 people)
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The election in which the political parties in each state chooses the candidate who will run for office (presidential elections)
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An election where candidates are not associated with a political party.
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The official election committee for president.
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Political arm of special interest groups and other politically oriented groups
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The federal election committee which oversees all federal campaign laws
