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Government, Ch. 10

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Congressional elections that do not coincide with a presidential election Midterm Elections
An elections in which voters select candidates but only of the party in which they are enrolled Closed Primary
A primary election in which the voter can wait until the day of the primary to choose which party to enroll in to select candidates for the general elections Open Primary
A "second round" election in which voters choose between the top two candidates from the first round Runoff Elections
A regularly scheduled election involving most districts in the nation or state in which voters select officeholders General Elections
The apportionment of voters in districts in such a way as to give unfair advantage to one racial or ethnic group or political party Gerrymandering
Occurs when politicians from 1 party intentionally manipulate the boundaries for legislative election districts to disadvantage their political opponents' chance of winning an election & advantage their own political party Partisan Gerrymandering
An electoral district, such as a congressional district, in which the majority of the constituents belong to racial or ethnic minorities Majority-Minority Districts
A style of campaigning where candidates connect to voters face-to-face at intimate gatherings, rallies, town halls, & local events Retail Politics
The moving up of presidential primaries by states to provide those states greater influence on the selection of candidates Frontloading
The presidential electors from each state who meet after the general election to cast ballots for president & vice president Electoral College
An effort by political candidates & their supporters to win the backing of donors, political activists, and voters in their quest for political office Campaign
A candidate running for re-election to a position that the candidate already holds Incumbent
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