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On The Campaign Trail

On the Campaign Trail is a political web series for Georgia teachers and students hosted by Bill Nigut. Episodes will take viewers on a journey through the political process leading to the 2016 Presidential Election. Topics cover a variety of subjects ranging from the primaries to the general election. Each episode is aligned to the Georgia Standards and includes printable teacher resources.

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On The Campaign Trail 2016

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On the Campaign Trail is a political web series for Georgia teachers and students hosted by Bill Nigut.

What is a debate? Bill Nigut explains the importance of debates in the political process

Episode 1: That's Debatable

Bill discusses the topic of democracy and how it compares to different kinds of government

Episode 2: My Government, My Vote, My Voice

Find out if you qualify to run for President in this episode of On the Campaign Trail

Episode 3: Do You Qualify?

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