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| political parties help to select the... |
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| is a temporary alliance of political parties. |
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| the person who currently holds office. |
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| the person who does not hold an office but is trying to unseat the incumbent. |
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| is an uneasiness due to the lack of stability in the financial market. |
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| when a proposal is submitted to the general public for voting. |
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| an issue that may not be agreed upon by many different sides |
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| when someone takes a firm stand on the program of the administration and publicizes their views |
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| a group that many not be in agreement with the general direction of the larger population |
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| loosing an election by a sizable margin |
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| how many years is the party platfor done? |
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| who chooses the president? |
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| spenyt over 9 mill. on his presidential bid. |
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| who came up with the bull moose party? |
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| theodore rooseevelt in 1912 |
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| the united we stand party. perfomed by ross perot |
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| usd to elect vice pres, pres and congress members. |
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| is national, state and local elections |
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| when your not able to go to the voting polls. |
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| help select the candidate and conduct the campaign |
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| 2 major parties in great britian |
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| labor and conservative parties |
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| parties depend on what for their campaighn funding? |
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