Welcome again to US Government. Thank you so much for a very good first day of class. Your first blog posting is as follows:
What is a question you have about the upcoming General Election in November of 2016?
Your question should be posted by the time we have class on Monday Feb. 8th. We will try and answer your questions in class. Be sure to post a unique question. NO DUPLICATES! If you are 1st to post you will be unique. If you are last to post you will have to read 30 questions to be sure you haven't asked the same question.
Thanks,
Mr. Thompson
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ReplyDeleteWhat if one candidate wins the popular vote and the other wins the Electoral College, or if the Electoral College is tied?who wins?
When/how are the vice presidential candidates decided?
ReplyDeleteNatalia Kaliszewski
What is the difference between the general election and primary election?
ReplyDeleteKHALID MOHAMED
how can a state add or subtract electoral college points?
ReplyDeleteNoah Peskey
when an individual votes for a specific president, how do they determine the percentage of those votes?
ReplyDeletePhillip Del Vecchio
How are the delegates that attend the national conventions chosen?
ReplyDeleteAlicia Ziegler
How does the electoral college work?
ReplyDeleteDylan King
How can you determine a president's successfulness during their term? How do you know if they served our country in the best possible way? And if you can determine that, who is the most successful president?
ReplyDeleteTaryn Adams
Where does the money come from for the candidates?
ReplyDeleteCaleb Banks
If you don't have a favorite candidate, do you have to vote for one?
ReplyDeleteLuke Ranfranz
If the president dies, and the vice president isn't able to fulfill the role, who is next in line to fill the president's role?
ReplyDeleteNicole Orton
How much of a role does money play in the campaigning process for each of the candidates?
ReplyDeleteSpencer Tomasek
If a candidate wins the election and is an atheist or believes in scientology, how or what would they take their Oath on?
ReplyDeleteHayy Jadran
Should the history of whether a presidential candidate has had prior political experience or not play a role in choosing who to vote for in the general election? If so, why? If not, why not?
ReplyDeleteKim Nguyen
If the president dies in office, where does his family live? Are they allowed to remain in the White House until his or her full term is over (after death), or do they have to find a new home? - Hannah Johnsrud
ReplyDeleteWhy isn't there a universal ballet system?
ReplyDeleteDanny Nelson
"Why do some states have caucuses and others have primaries?"
ReplyDelete-Logan Braun
Why does the electoral college vote for the president instead of actually being voted for by the people?
ReplyDeleteBrady Meyers
Why is there so many more Republican candidates than Democrat candidates running for office? - Drew Becker
ReplyDeleteWhat is "Super Tuesday" and why is it significant? -Isaac Lamppa
ReplyDeleteJack Zinser says
ReplyDelete"why is there a maximum of two terms possible to be president"
Johnathon Ellsworth asks,
ReplyDelete"Is there a set number of people represented by each electoral college vote?"