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Sunday, November 5, 2017

Unique Caucus of Citizens Assignment and Research Links

ASSIGNMENT:
Unique Caucus of Voters Assignment

RESEARCH: 
Use the following sites to help you with your voter research.

Pew Research Center 2016 Election (link 1)
Pew Research Center 2016 Election (link 2)

Washington Post 2016 Exit Polls (link 1)
Washington Post 2016 Exit Polls (link 2)

New York Times 2016 Exit Polls

US Election Project – Voter Turnout Demographics (link 1)
US Election Project – Voter Turnout Demographics (link 2)

Women Voting Statistics from the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University

Candidates on the Issues (link 1)
Candidates on the Issues (link 2)

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