ELECTIONS IN THE POWER TO VOTE

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ELECTIONS IN THE POWER TO VOTE
dBYCANDY HICKS
ByCandy HicksCan
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have a responsibility to
vote.
Americans
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are used during the voting
process that allows voters to choose the
candidate of their choice.
Ballots
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run against each other
for an office.
Candidates
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are things we are required to do in
order to be a good citizen.
Duties
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are people who are
eligible to vote in an election.
Electorates
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a campaign is hard work,
takes up time, and uses up lots of money.
Financing
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leaders make
decisions everyday that have an impact on your
life.
Government
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of Representatives is made up of
people who are voted on in their state.
House
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and candidates are both found on
ballots.
Issues
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by voting, we can be a good citizen
not only to the country but also the person we
vote for.
Just
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informed so you can make wise
decisions when voting.
Keep
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are a group of people who
tries to persuade government officials to support
a particular group or position.
Lobbyists
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of votes are more than half of the
votes cast in order for a candidate to win. This
applies to every position except for those
candidates running for President.
Majority
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elections are held for
such elections as school board members. These
elections are not affiliated with any political
party.
Nonpartisan
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the laws is both a duty and a
responsibility. We do this in order to protect
the health, safety, and property of citizens.
Obeying
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elections are held for the
party members to nominate candidates to run for
office.
Primary
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for voting says that
you must be 18 years of age, a citizen in the
United State, and a resident of the state in
which you vote.
Qualifications
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is a procedure that voters may
use to vote to remove a public official from
office.
Recall
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are used to represent the
democrat and republic parties.
Symbols
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and radio ads are used to
inform people about the candidates thoughts and
ideas.
Television
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literacy test was a way to prove
voters could read and write so that they were
eligible to vote.
Using
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may be asked to vote on issues as
well as on candidates.
Voters
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are at each polling place
to make sure that the election is conducted
fairly and that only qualified voters are allowed
to vote.
Watchers
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machines are used to print
materials so that the candidates can hand out
brochure stating their beliefs on the issues.
Xerox
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should vote so we can elect good leaders.
You
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are heard in the two-groups
when the final tally is revealed.
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