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| to name qualified candidates to run for public office |
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| to declare that you are running for office |
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| a statement of a party's official stand on major public issues |
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| a person in a campaign who plans strategy and guides staff |
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| a message meant to influence prople's ideas, opinions, or actions |
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| favoring one point of view over another |
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| a method of sending messages to large groups of people |
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| technologies that are intended to reach a large audience by mass communication |
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| an election in which voters make final decisions about candidates and issues |
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| a candidate who already holds the office for which he/she is running |
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| the process of signing up to be a voter |
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| candidates go to neighborhoods to get support |
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| voting for candidates from multiple parties |
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| offering favors to loyal supporters |
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| voter wo does not favor one party |
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| the first election to qualify for a party ticket |
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| an organization of people with the same ideas |
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| meeting to discuss ideas or nominate candidates |
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| voting only for one political party on a ballot |
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| person who maes the candidate look good in the eye of the media |
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