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Civics Oct. 15
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getting elected
mr. melkonian
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in class election assignment
it's going to be fun
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several candidates
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In Canada, both federally and provincially, candidates run for election in a riding (electoral district). 308 federal ridings in Canada, 103 provincial ridings.
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riding
defined area where voters elect a member of legislature.
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deltaMike
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government determines boundaries
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mohammadali
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citizens can vote for one candidate
within their riding. one for parliament and one for provincial
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jinterwas
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to be a candidate you must...
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James Willamor
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18 yrs old + canadian citizen
live in province for at least 6 months before election for provincial
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Peter E. Lee
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when we vote
we're picking someone to represent us
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naiveartist
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the call
governor general (federal) or lieutenant governor (provincial)
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the candidates
people who are running for the position
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the nominations
process by which a person is selected to run for office
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the voters' list
names of citizens eligible to vote
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Michael Kappel
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the capaign
promote your platform (things you're going to do)
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kevin dooley
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the voters
told where/when to vote
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the decision
go to polling station and vote
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the count
count votes - includes scrutineers (make sure it's fair)
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the winner
self explanatory ;)
Peter Melkonian
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