President
What the requirements to become the president?
What is a Natural Born Citizen, At least 35 years of age, Resided in the US for at least 14 years
Nominate federal judges, who are confirmed by a majority of the Senate
An act that required states to give access to voter registration when obtaining their driver’s license.
What is Motor Voter Act
an official endorsement of a candidate for office by a political party.
In money donations to candidates, who can donate unlimited amounts?
Name something that the president can do that can lead to them being impeached?
What is treason, Bribery, or other higher crimes and misdemeanors
Name an expressed power of the president.
What is...Legislative Powers, National Security Powers
Administrative Powers
What is the supreme power within each of the parties, which select presidential and vice presidential candidates.
what is a national party convention
the supreme power within each of the parties, which functions to formally select presidential and vice presidential candidates and to write a party platform.
What is a national party convention
when people spend money that promotes a message but not affiliated with a candidate or party.
What are the first four people that can become president in order of succession if the president becomes disabled?
Who are the Vice President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, President pro tempore of the Senate, Secretary of State
Serve as commander in chief of the armed forces
What is National Security Powers
what is the difference between a caucus and primary?
caucus is a meeting where you express your presidential preference, requires alot of time and commitment. Where a primary is simply where you vote.
official support of a candidate for office by a political party
What is an endorsement?
the limit on campaign funds an individual can donate.
What does the twenty-second amendment do?
“Take care that the laws be faithfully executed”
How do the elites still hold power in nomination game?
what is through superdelegates which are national party leaders who automatically get a delegate slot at NPC
a meeting where you express your presidential preference, which requires a-lot of commitment
A legislative action that placed limits on soft money.
What is Mccain-Feingold Act?
Under the executive office name one of the three major policy making bodies?
Office of Management and Budget, Council of Economic Advisers, National Security Council
Receive ambassadors of other nations, thereby conferring diplomatic recognition on other governments
What is National Security Powers
A period before any votes are cast when candidates compete to gain support from the party elite
What is an Invisible Primary?
the people’s beliefs often guide what they pay the most attention to and how they interpret events.
What is Selective perception
ndependent groups that are not subject to contribution restrictions because they do not directly seek the election of particular candidates.