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Unit V Lesson 1
Intro to Elections
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Essential Question:• Why do Americans believe what they do about
politics and what role do families, schools and media play in the changing or perpetuating of these political beliefs?
• In what ways do Americans participate in their political system?
• How does participation vary among various racial, ethnic and socioeconomic groups in the nation?
• How have political parties developed, how are they organized, and what effect do they have on the political process?
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Unit III Unit IV
Unit V
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In order to be elected to office a “candidate” (person running for office) must win two different types of elections:
1) A Primary Election and 2) A General Election
General Election
Primary Election
1
2
“Candidate”
“Candidate”
“Candidate”
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Election 1: “Primary Election” - Contest between candidates from the same political party to decide
who receives the party’s “nomination” (ex. Republican vs. Republican or Democrat vs. Democrat vs. Democrat)
“Primary Election”
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2012
Doug CollinsRepublican
Martha ZollerRepublican
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“Primary Election”
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“Primary”
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“Primary”
“Nomination”
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“Nominee”- The candidate who has won his party’s “nomination” (The party’s official endorsement or
permission to run for office)
Doug Collins
“Nominee”“Primary Election”
“Primary”
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Doug Collins
Jody Cooley
General Election
“Nominee”
“Primary Election”
“Primary Election”
Election 2: “General Election” - Contest between nominees from opposing political party to decide who will hold an elected
office (ex. Republican vs. Democrat or Republican vs. Democrat vs. Green Party)
General Election
Primary Election
1
2
“Nominee”
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Jody Cooley Democrat
Primary Election
Primary
$100
“Unopposed”
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“General Election”
“Nominee” “Nominee”
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General Election
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General Election
Primary Election
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2
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General Election
Primary Election
1
2
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General Election
Primary Election
“Primary”
1
2
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In all federal elections candidates for office are chosen by:
A.Primaries and General Elections
B.Party Conventions and Nominating Conventions
C.Party Leaders and State Legislatures
D.Referendums and Recalls
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A party’s endorsement to officially run for office as the candidate of that party is called:
A. A ticket
B. A nomination
C. A confirmation
D. An appointment
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