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    The document discusses key aspects of the US presidential election process and provides an early 2016 campaign update. It explains that a president must be elected through the electoral college and get at least 270 electoral votes. It outlines some of the president's main duties in communicating with other branches, such as passing or vetoing bills. Finally, it provides a poll update showing the remaining 2016 candidates from an original field of 23, with Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the Democrats and Donald Trump, John Kasich, Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, and Marco Rubio for the Republicans.

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    Whenyou'reelectingapresident,doyouwonderwhattheydointheexecutivebranch?

    Being
    presidentisabigjob,andvotersshouldknowwhattheydo.Beforeyouvoteforanew
    president,youshouldconsiderhowtheygetelected,howtheycommunicatewiththeother
    branches,andanearly2016presidentialcampaignupdate.

    Firstofall,apresidenthastobeelected.Ifyouhaven'tnoticedalready,mostcandidatesare
    alreadyfamous.Eventhoughacandidatemightbefamous,heorshemightnotgetenough
    electoralvotestobecomepresidentaccordingto
    www.lhric.org
    ,heorshemustgetatleast270
    electoralvotestobecomepresident.Candidatesareusinganelectoralcollege,soelectoral
    votersmoreappealed.Afterbeingelectedaspresident,theyhavetocommunicatewiththe
    otherbranchesofthegovernment.

    Secondly,thepresidenthasmanyjobs,butoneofthebiggestjobsiscommunicatingwiththe
    otherbranches.AcordingtoMrs.Robertson,onewayofcommunicatingiseitherpassingor
    vetoingabill.Anotherwayofcommunicatingisgettinglettersfrompeoplearoundthecountryto
    asktopardonadeathsentencegivenbythejudicialbranch.Apresidentcandeclarewarifa
    situationgotbadenough.Thesearesomewaysthatapresidentcancommunicatewiththe
    otherbranches.Nowlet'slookattheearlyfrontrunnersin2016.

    Lastbutnotleast,a2016presidentialpollupdate.Arecentcandidatepollfrom
    www.nytimes.com
    saysthereareonly7outof23candidatesleft.Onthedemocraticsideof
    things,onlyHillaryClintonandBernieSandersareleftoutof6candidates.Ontherepublican
    side,onlyDonaldTrump,JohnKasich,BenCarson,TedCruz,andMarcoRubioareleftoutof
    17candidates.Manycandidatesareleftbesuretokeepup!

    Inconclusion,knowinghowtheexecutivebranchworksisveryhelpfulwhenvotingforanew
    president.Knowinghowapresidentgetselected,whatheorshedoesinoffice,andhavingan
    early2016presidentialcampaignupdatecanhelpyoudecidewhotovotefor.Happyvoting!

    Citations:
    Andrews,Wilson,AliciaParlapiano,andKarenYourish."WhoIsRunningforPresident?"The
    NewYorkTimes.TheNewYorkTimes,20Feb.2016.Web.25Feb.2016.

    Jane,andCaroline."HowIsaPresidentElected?"HowIsaPresidentElected?N.p.,n.d.Web.
    25Feb.2016.

    "RealClearPolitics2016Election2016PresidentialPolls."
    RealClearPolitics2016Election
    2016PresidentialPolls
    .N.p.,n.d.Web.07Mar.2016.

    "DemocraticDonkeyCardboardCutout,VeryPatriotic!"
    AdvancedGraphics.
    N.p.,n.d.Web.08
    Mar.2016

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