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The selection for the election. American Presidential nominations The US political system Executive branch: Legislative branch: President Congress Judicial branch: Supreme Court WHO WILL IT BE? GENERAL ELECTION: - All states have a


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The selection for the election.

American Presidential nominations

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The US political system

Executive branch:

President

Legislative branch:

Congress

Judicial branch:

Supreme Court

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WHO WILL IT BE?

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GENERAL ELECTION:

  • All states have a different amount of electors, based on their population
  • The electors gather to vote for who will be president after the election
  • The candidate with the majority of votes in a state gets all electors from the

state

  • The candidate winning 270+ electors becomes president (total amount of

electors: 538)

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When will we know?

Jan 20th, 2017 Inauguration day Jul 18 – 21 Republican National Convention Jul 25 – 28 Democratic National Convention

Election campaign Nomination

Debates State-wide nomination elections Nov 8th Election day Candidacy announcements Rallies and media

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So: WHO WILL IT BE?!

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Task

  • 1. Read the two articles provided. Which candidate

makes the more appealing figure?

  • 2. Comment on ONE of the two articles, and state

your position on the ’state of the race’

  • 3. After having written your own comment, write a

reply on one of your co-students’ comment. You should find a comment relating to the article you did not choose yourself.