Chapter 10: Campaigns and Elections
Chapter Outline
Elections in America
- Types of Elections
- The Criteria for Winning
- Electoral Districts
- The Ballot
- The Electoral College
Election Campaigns
- Advisers
- Polling
- The Primaries
Presidential Elections
- The Convention
- The General Election Campaign and High-Tech Politics
- Campaigns and Political Equality: From Labor-Intensive to Capital-Intensive Politics
How Voters Decide
- Partisan Loyalty
- Issues
- Candidate Characteristics
The 2004 and 2006 Elections
- Building Blocks of Republican Success
- Democratic Opportunities
- Republican Strategy
- The End Game, 2004
- The 2006 Elections
Money and Politics
- Sources of Campaign Funds
- Implications for Democracy
Thinking Critically about the Electoral Process
What You Can Do: Campaign on Campus
Section Menu
Organize
Learn
Connect
- Interactive Politics Simulation
- You Decide Exercise
- Questions for Discussion and Thought
- What Government Does Exercise
- Get Involved Exercise
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