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| Recognized and support of the party |
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| Getting people to vote for you |
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| An election with in the parties and the winner runs in the general election |
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| the members are showing themselves as extremist in heir parties. |
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| They move more middle ground |
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| a percentage of # of people who voted/ the # of people who could of voted |
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| Limitations of participation for voters |
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| Age, citizenship, registered, not a prisoner |
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| Proportional representation |
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| when you get 20% of the vote you will get 20% of the seats |
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| Why aren't the third party so successful |
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| Because they don't have a change in a plurality system. |
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| Redrawing bounders of districts to favor one party |
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| Main and Nebraska split their vote |
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| When do they announce the winners |
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| The Monday fallowing the second Wednesday in December |
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by party
issue voting- one issue focused on
candidates characteristic
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retrospective he has made a difference in the past
pro- he will make a difference in the future |
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| Basing their vote on one issue |
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