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Presidential Election Vocab

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Elections where people vote by secret ballot for the candidate they want to represent their party in a national election.
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convention
primary
campaign
delegate
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A person that attends a convention and votes for the candidate his/her state supports.
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primary
delegate
campaign
caucuses

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Elections where people vote by secret ballot for the candidate they want to represent their party in a national election.

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A person that attends a convention and votes for the candidate his/her state supports.

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Meetings held at local, state, and national levels.

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Meetings where party leaders and supporters select candidates through discussions and consensus.

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Process of gathering public support for a candidate through meetings, debates, and advertisements.

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