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AP Government & Politics
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Compilation of current events for my AP Government & Politics students
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Teresa Herrin
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Each bubble in this chart represents an American chain restaurant (or in one case, a store). 
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Political scientists believe most elections can be predicted with just a few pieces of information.
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Watch campaign ads in the 2012 presidential campaign and track campaign ad spending by candidates and interest groups.
Kelsey Von Berge's curator insight,
March 6, 2014 8:43 AM
I think this map is interesting, especially to see who spends the most money. Campaigns cost a lot of money, and some of the totals are pretty shocking. Spending a lot on tv advertising is risky, but if it pays off, you can win your election.
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The 58% of registered voters aged 18 to 29 who say they will definitely vote this fall is well below 2008 levels and is the lowest for any major subgroup.
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Okay, this has absolutely nothing to do with AP GOPO, but I thought it was worth sharing with you b/c it highlights the use of Twitter.
Eighteen-year-old Laura Robson, ranked 89 in the world, punches well above her weight on Twitter. Read this blog post by Sree Sreenivasan on SreeTips.
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Hover over the graphic to reveal total compensation packages for 558 chief executives of trade associations, labor unions, interest groups, think tanks, and other nonprofits with a significant presence in Washington.
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The Daily Rundown: National Popular Vote's John Koza explains how his group's plan would end the electoral college process and change the way we elect a president. 10 minute video
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Campaign finance data and analysis for the 2012 presidential election.
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A look at the battleground states in the 2012 presidential race.
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