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Chapter 9, 10 and 11 review One party 2 party Multi party Platform

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1 Chapter 9, 10 and 11 review One party 2 party Multi party Platform
Plank Open primary Closed primary Apathy Initiative Referendum Recall Interest groups Lobbyists Pollsters Push poll Public Opinion Polls Absentee ballot Electorate Mass media Primary election Closed primary Political party Democrats Republicans Plurality Majority Coalition 3rd parties Patronage Caucus Electronic media Public opinion Print media prior restraint Propaganda Political action committee (PAC) Soft money Incumbent Political machine

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