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2. What 2 groups make up the national party?| 3. Which part of the national party nominates the president and vice-president?
4. How do you get nominated using the petition method?
5. How are politicians nominated by their party in a caucus system? Why isn't this
method used more today?
6. What third party is responsible for introducing the idea of nominating conventions?
7. What are the 2 types of primaries? What is the difference between them?
8. Which state usually goes first in the primaries?
9. What happens on Super Tuesday?
10. How is the number of delegates determined in a primary?
11. Where was the Democratic National Convention supposed to be held? Wharabout
the Republican National Convention?
12. What are a party's principles, beliefs, and positions on issues called?
13. What are interest groups? What are some examples?
14. What kind of factors can influence your vote?
15. What is a cross pressured voter?
16. What is a straight party voter?

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