Election Basics
Who's Running?
Congress and Power
IL Voting Process
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100

This month is when the 2026 midterm elections take place.

November

100

This is the term for a person running for elected office.

Candidate

100

This is the national lawmaking body of the United States.

Congress

100

This is the process of signing up to vote.

Registration
100

This country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States.

France

200

This is the minumum age to vote in most U.S. elections.

18

200

This political party is represented by a donkey.

Democrats

200

This chamber of Congress has 100 members.

Senate

200

This is what voters use to make their choices in an election.

Ballot

200

This is the number of bones in a typical adult human body.

206

300

Congressional elections take place every:

Two years

300

This political party is represented by an elephant.

Republicans

300

This chamber of Congress has 435 voting members.

House of Representatives
300

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300

This is the name of the dystopian novel by Margarat Atwood, whose protagonist plays Scrabble with the Commander.

The Handmaid's Tale

400

Midterm elections take place halfway through this person's four-year term.

President

400

This is the term for a candidate who does not belong to a major political party.

Independent
400

This is the number of senators representing each state.

Two

400

This allows IL voters to cast their ballots before Election Day.

Early Voting

400

Geomagnetic storms are often triggered by what bursts of radiation from the Sun's surface?

Solar Flares

500

This is the year of the next regular U.S. presidential election after the 2026 midterms.

2028

500

This is the term for someone who already holds the office they are running for again.

Incumbent

500

This word describes a political party holding more than half the seats in a chamber of Congress.

Majority

500

This is the term for a vote submitted by mail instead of in-person.

Absentee

500

This Southern state was governed by both Earl Long and his brother, the "Kingfish" Huey.

Louisiana

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