7 th Grade Civics Miss Smith *pgs. 263-265.  Popular vote- vote of the citizens of a country  Presidents are not elected by popular vote (your vote.

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7 th Grade Civics Miss Smith *pgs

 Popular vote- vote of the citizens of a country  Presidents are not elected by popular vote (your vote does not count directly for the president)  Elector- one of the people chosen from each state and the District of Columbia who formally select the president and vice president  The number of electors matches the number of Congress members in each state

 Electoral college- group of electors from around the country  Electoral votes- votes cast by electors for the president and vice president

 Before becoming a presidential candidate, individuals must win their party’s nomination  This happens at their political party’s convention  Platform- statement of a party’s views and policies on important issues

 Vice presidential candidates are usually chosen for their ability to win votes  The presidential candidate has the biggest say in deciding who will be the vice presidential candidate