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Ch 13 reflection assignment

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Q Q-Please complete pages from the Chapter 13 reading for this week's reflection assignment. You may summarize the main ideas in a paragraph but please focus on analyzing the key concepts discussed by the author. As you read, you are strongly encouraged to take note of any key terms or concepts that you interpret as important. Please explain some of these concepts in your reflection assignment. The length of this assignment should be 2-3 pages double spaced. Please use 12 Font and Times New Roman text.

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The designated chapter explains the Election process of America, Parties, and voters. The political system in the U.S is democratic and the candidates are selected in a free and open election. The electoral process is very complex and it has always been criticized for its lack of giving real results. The winning candidate is not the individual who gets the popular vote but he or she has to have enough electoral votes to win the election only then the candidate is declared a winner. There have been instances where the candidate won the popular vote but lost the election due to not having enough electoral votes.