12 questions
These are ads around election time that tell you why you should not vote for a certain candidate.
Sound bite ads
Attack/negative ads
Stump speech ads
This is an area where there is a large number of undecided voters (also known as swing states)
red and blue states
blue collar and white collar
battleground states
These groups go out and gain money from donors and can influence federal elections.
Swing voters
Super PACs
The 1%
_________________ believe that government should have limited power in business and social matters (tend to vote Republican) and ___________ believe that government should be active in business and social matters (tend to vote Democrat)
Conservatives/Liberals
Blue collar/white collar
Liberals/Conservatives
Red/Blue
This is the 18-24 age range voters. The lowest turnout of any group.
Populists
Conservatives
Youth
1%
This is a short phrase that a candidate will use to sum up their own position or attack their rivals
bias
sound bites
attack ads
twitter war
Overly personal, nasty campaign tactics
mudslinging
spin
third party candidate
swing votes
On an election map, states are color coded. _______ stands for Republican and_____________ stands for Democrat
red/blue
purple/blue
blue/red
blue/purple
This is when their are heated back and forth disputes on Twitter
Twitter Games
Twitter Rage
Twitter War
the 2016 election year
The president is actually decided by this. Each state has the same number of these as they do representatives in Congress. A candidate will need at least 270 of these to win!
popular votes
swing votes
electoral votes
A candidate who does or who claims they can relate to the common person.
lobbyist
populist
liberals
conservatives
A candidate gives this day after day on the campaign trail
sound bite
mudslinging
attack ads
stump speech