US Elections & Voting Vocabulary [Talaera]
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The document provides vocabulary and definitions related to US elections and voting. It discusses the key elements of an election including ballots, polling stations, precincts, and campaigns. It defines the different people involved such as candidates, representatives, and nominees. Important election-related verbs like elect, cast, and register are outlined. Finally, it covers results terminology such as swing, turnout, landslide, and majority. The document serves as a guide to the vocabulary and processes associated with US elections and voting.
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