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Steps To Become President

Published on Feb 11, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT

The Six Steps

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Step 1:
Beginning the Race

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First the possible candidate will gain some popularity and visibility by actively participating in events.

Step 2:
Fundraising

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Running for president is very costly, and many candidates drop out due to not having enough funds to continue. Raise some funds!

Step 3:
Primaries and Caucuses

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The primary is when people of a specific party votes for their preferred candidate for the presidential nomination. A caucus is a closed meeting between party delegates to select their nomination.

Step 4:
National conventions

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The national convention is where a party officially announces their Presidential and Vice- Presidential nomination. They also state their platform.

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Step 5:
Debates

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After conventions the candidate focuses on their plan and outlining what they plan for the future. It is a good way to camp are and contrast both of their ideas.

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Step 6:
Election Day

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Slide Notes

Steps To Become President

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT

Step 1:
Beginning the Race

First the possible candidate will gain some popularity and visibility by actively participating in events.

Step 2:
Fundraising

Running for president is very costly, and many candidates drop out due to not having enough funds to continue. Raise some funds!

Step 3:
Primaries and Caucuses

The primary is when people of a specific party votes for their preferred candidate for the presidential nomination. A caucus is a closed meeting between party delegates to select their nomination.

Step 4:
National conventions

The national convention is where a party officially announces their Presidential and Vice- Presidential nomination. They also state their platform.

Step 5:
Debates

After conventions the candidate focuses on their plan and outlining what they plan for the future. It is a good way to camp are and contrast both of their ideas.

Step 6:
Election Day

Qualified US citizens cast their votes and a president is chosen!

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Steps To Become President

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT

Step 1:Beginning the Race

First the possible candidate will gain some popularity and visibility by actively participating in events.

Step 2:Fundraising

Running for president is very costly, and many candidates drop out due to not having enough funds to continue. Raise some funds!

Step 3:Primaries and Caucuses

The primary is when people of a specific party votes for their preferred candidate for the presidential nomination. A caucus is a closed meeting between party delegates to select their nomination.

Step 4:National conventions

The national convention is where a party officially announces their Presidential and Vice- Presidential nomination. They also state their platform.

Step 5:Debates

After conventions the candidate focuses on their plan and outlining what they plan for the future. It is a good way to camp are and contrast both of their ideas.

Step 6:Election Day

Qualified US citizens cast their votes and a president is chosen!

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Step 1:
Beginning the Race

Step 2:
Fundraising

Step 3:
Primaries and Caucuses

Step 4:
National conventions

Step 5:
Debates

Step 6:
Election Day