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A perfect combination, especially a combination of two politicians working for one party in an election
a dream ticket
A politician or a government that doesn’t have much real power because their period in office will end soon and their successor has already been elected
a lame duck
A member of a special college whose job is to choose a political leader on behalf of the voters
an elector
A course of action designed to influence voters in an election
a campaign
A closed meeting of party members to determine nominations
a caucus
A state in the US where the number of Democratic and Republican voters is about the same, so both parties have similar chances of winning
a swing state
The winning of an election with an extremely large number of votes
a landslide
The activity of asking people about how they voted as they leave a polling station (= place at which people vote), to try to discover who will win the election
the exit poll
The people who are eligible to vote in an election
the electorate
The places where people vote in a political election
polling stations/ places (US polls)
A piece of paper with a list of candidates on which you write your vote
a ballot
The wife of the president.
the first lady
The person responsible for planning a candidate's campaign
a campaign manager
The candidate who is leading during an election.
a front runner
Someone who favours a certain candidate.
a supporter
Someone who competes in an election to become president.
a presidential candidate
A PR specialist who tries to maintain a candidate's positive image in the media
a spin doctor
A person who has won a presidential election but is not yet the official president
a president-elect
To compete as a candidate in an election
to run for office / for president
A candidate for vice president (in the USA)
a running mate
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