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Explore Popular Sovereignty Through Our Newest Lesson!


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Every year is an election year in the United States. Voters participate in local, state, and national elections, selecting representatives who will carry out the will of the people. Do your students know how candidates are chosen to appear on the ballot?


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our newest lesson to help them explore the Constitution for the answer.



Extension Activity: Have your students participate in our Think the Vote debate! This week's question is "
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Should States Stop Having Closed Primaries? ". Students choose a side on this question and share an informed response. The best response on each side is awarded a $25 prize and is entered into our year-end $1000 grand-prize drawing.
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Encourage your students to join the debate!


Looking for more about the caucuses, elections, and voting? Check out the related resources for this lesson to find a list of all of our resources to teach this topic
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including a podcast !




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EXPLORE THE ACTIVITY


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Featured Program The submissions deadline for this contest is approaching! Applications must be received by 11:59 p.m. PT on Sunday, May 19, 2024. Please share this opportunity with your civically involved students and give them an opportunity to share their work with the nation and win up to $10,000 in prize money!


The contest is open to US citizens and US-based young people who are between the ages of 13 and 19 and enrolled in middle or high school on January 1, 2024.


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