the electoral process road to the presidency. nomination caucusesstate primary
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The Electoral ProcessRoad to the Presidency
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NominationCaucuses State Primary
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National ConventionsRepublican
Ten delegates from each State.
3 District Delegates for each House member.
Additional delegates from representative of different capacities.
Democratic
4,049 delegates
3,253 selected by state primaries and caucuses
796 are Superdelegates
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Notable Conventions1984 Republican 1968 Democratic
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Fall Campaign
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Election Day 2nd Tuesday after the 1st Monday
“Winner Takes All” Winning candidate takes all of the States electoral votes
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2008 Electoral Votes
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Electoral College
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Rubber Stamp Vote Candidates are officially elected.
Candidates can win with electoral votes over popular vote.
Tie? Selection goes to the House of Representatives
Should the Electoral College be replaced?
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Election of 1800Thomas Jefferson (D-R) John Adams (F)
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Revolution of 1800
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Effect of 1800 Results: Jefferson (D-R) (73)
Burr (D-R) (73) Adams (F) (65)
Pickney (F) (64)
12th Amendment (Electoral must choose between a President and a Vice-President).
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Election of 1824Andrew Jackson John Quincy Adams
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The Corrupt Bargain
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Election of 2000George W. Bush (R) Al Gore (D)
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2000 Electoral Map
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Results Democrats Al Gore 50,996,116 266
George W. Bush 50,456,169 271
The controversy was over Florida’s 25 electoral votes. Gore sued for standards for a recount by the Florida State Supreme Court. Later researched showed that this hinder his chances and that a full statewide recount would have allowed him a victory.
New words in our vocabulary:
“The Butterfly Ballot” and “The Hanging Chad”