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| A candidate chosen is formally anounced. |
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| -Democrats vote for who they want to represent the Democratic Party.
-most states hold primary elections- vote which candidates they want. |
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| Anyone from any party can vote for any party! Representatives can vote for a demo (politicans do this to vote for an extreme candidate so it is less likely to win for that party). |
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| Where someone can vote one for republican and another for a democratic. |
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| Annonuce candidate chosen. |
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| A meeting of the local members of a political party especially to select delegates to a convention or register preferences for candidates running for office. |
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| On Feb 1st in Hew Hampshire |
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February 7th in Iowa (states usually have closed primary's and has a winner-take all- system.
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| What are the candidate declared dates |
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July-Out of White house
August-in power
November-general election
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| Represent President and Vice President---them being different---in different place...ect. |
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