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Chapter 10

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POLLING PLACE   The location where voting is carried our.  
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PRECINCT   A voting district.  
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BALLOT   The list of candidates on which you cast your vote.  
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ABSENTEE BALLOT   One that allows a person to vote without going to the polls on Election Day.  
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RETURNS   When election workers count the votes at the polling place and take the ballots and the results to the election board.  
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EXIT POLL   A survey taken at polling places or now people voted.  
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ELECTORATE   All the people who are elegible to vote.  
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APATHY   Lack of interest.  
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ELECTORAL COLLEGE   Part of the process that Americans use to select their president.  
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INITIATIVE   A way that a citizens can propose new laws or state constitutional amendments.  
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PROPOSITION   Put on ballot at the next general election.  
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REFERENDUM   A way for citizens to approve or reject a state or local law.  
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RECALL   Another type of special election.  
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ELECTORS   Person appointed to vote in president elections for the major candidates.  
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WINNER-TAKE-ALL SYSTEM   A system in which the candidate who wins the popular vote in a state usually receive all of the state's electoral votes.  
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PROPAGANDA   An attempt to promote a particular person or idea.  
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POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PAC)   Organizations set up by interest groups especially to collect money to support favored candidates.  
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SOFT MONEY   Unlimited amounts of money for general purposes, not designated to particular candidates.A  
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INCUMBENT   Policians who have already been elected to office.  
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