Electoral College
electoral colleges importance
electoral colleges decide who is the president
what is a political party
an organization that creates candidates to run for certain political position based on their beleifs
what does a special interest group mean
an organization of people who work for political goals
what is campaign finance
this is where political candidates get their funding for their campaign
are media outlets politically biased
yes
what is 270
what are political parties functions
nominating candidates, to inform, governing, watch dog and bonding agent
what do special interest groups do for political candidates
they contribute funds, lobby, advocate issues, and mobilize voters
what is soft money
non federal money given by the people to the candidates for their campaign
what is a democratic media outlet
NPR
the number of electors that form the electoral college
what is 538
what are the political parties
Republican and democrat
why do special interest groups want to influence candidates
so that they will do want they want and so that they will get what they want for their political goals
what does PAC stand for
political action commitee
what is a media outlet that is republican
Fox News
why do some states have more electoral votes than the other
it is based on the population
who seeks to maximize autonomy and political freedom
why do special interest groups lobby candidates
to try and influence the candidates
what are super PACs
where candidates can receive unlimited amount of funding from individuals
why are news networks biased
they are biased from the people who run it and the funding that they get influences them to be biased
what is the lowest amount of electors can a state have
3
what political party does the left-wing belong to
Democrats
what is the biggest special interest group
the NRA
what is the difference between PACs and super PACs
PACs are hard money and super PACs are soft money
do people that listen to one news outlets information biased
yes