Question

I have two quick questions with my American Government class.

Answer 1

1. How do peers/social background influence voters?
2. How do election issues/personal beliefs influence voters?

Answer 2

do you take flvs

Answer 3

huh?

Answer 4

Florida virtual school

Answer 5

no Connections Academy

Answer 6

high school or middle school

Answer 7

high school

Answer 8

9 or tenth

Answer 9

10th

Answer 10

i am supposed to be in ninth but im in 8th

Answer 11

oh

Answer 12

i really don,t like school though

Answer 13

same

Answer 14

i get picked on which leads to fighting usually

Answer 15

aw I'm sorry :(

Answer 16

its ok im my own kind of crazy at times

Answer 17

lol ya

Answer 18

could you maybe help me with my two questions? if not thats fine

Answer 19

for 1 would say that if people usually talk about politics around you for instance a friend if he/she were to talk a bout republicans in a good way you would probable go for republicans and not democrats

Answer 20

ok that makes sense thank you for that one :)

Answer 21

for 2 i have no clue but i will call @whpalmer4

Answer 22

ok thank you :)

Answer 23

should be here soon

Answer 24

ok :)

Answer 25

hi

Answer 26

Obviously, people tend to vote for candidates who seem to have the same beliefs/values. If you are strongly anti-abortion, you probably aren't going to vote for someone who favors keeping abortion legal. If you think taxes are too high, you probably won't vote for someone who pledges to balance the budget by raising taxes.

Answer 27

ok thank you so much!!!

Answer 28

i have became a metallica fan recently

Answer 29

they are a great rock band

Answer 30

nice

Answer 31

ok did you check them out

Answer 32

ya

Answer 33

check out the song enter sandman it might be a little old but me and my love it

Answer 34

ok

Answer 35

and my music computer just died again

Answer 36

fifth time today

Answer 37

:(

Answer 38

i wouldn't blame it, its from 1999

Answer 39

ya

Answer 40

plus its very loud