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KIM: For example; Democrats, Republicans, and Libertarians. These are called a party platform. A platform is a list of their ideologies, visions, beliefs, and supports. Often platforms include positions on civil rights, education, environment, healthcare, economy, taxes, freedoms and more. We can read what each of the National or the State platforms have listed, we can look at the candidates’ party affiliation - we find the person we want to support by electing them.

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