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American Government Lecture One (view source)
Revision as of 03:34, September 4, 2012
, 03:34, September 4, 2012→Major components of an election
*candidates background, positions, speeches, and debates
*candidates background, positions, speeches, and debates
*the position of the media (television and newspapers) about the candidates
*the position of the media (television and newspapers) about the candidates
*the position of interest groups, such as pro-life groups or unions, about the candidates
*endorsements by interest groups, such as pro-life groups or unions, of certain candidates
*the amount of money spent in favor or against candidates
*the amount of money spent in favor or against candidates
*influence exerted by polling organizations in telling the public who is likely to win
*influence exerted by polling organizations in telling the public who is likely to win