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Warm-Up (54L) What kind of political party system does the US have? Name one strength and one weakness of the multi-party system. (1A only do if you didn’t finish last time) Did the results of your political spectrum survey from last time surprise you? Why or why not?

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How to Vote 1. Register 2. Go to polling place in your precinct 3. Check in/sign application New requirement for 2016: photo ID

4. Cast your vote on the ballot: Secret Straight ticket- all candidates from 1 political party Split ticket: from different parties Absentee ballot: vote w/o physically being @ polls (mail in) 5. Counting the vote… Returns = results Exit poll: ppl asked how they voted as they leave

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Quick Write (54L) Should voting be a requirement of citizenship (a duty)? Or should it remain a responsibility? Explain your answer fully in complete sentences.