N Through Z ABCs of Conventions This Week
A compact political primer outlines nominating ideas from N to Z. It explains nominees, incumbents, the Democratic and Republican races, the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, and the Electoral College system with 536 votes. It mentions roll call speeches and party campaign tactics.
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United States
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Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
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How to be a U S presidential candidate and running mate
The text explains that to be a presidential candidate one must be at least 35, a natural born citizen, and a US resident for 14 years. It notes the running mate chosen by the nominee and advisers and the impact on votes. It also mentions voting age, duties, and learning about issues. It lists four presidents who won the Nobel Peace Prize: Roosevelt Wilson Carter Obama.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Jimmy Carter
Barack Obama
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