Groups
What is the 501 (c)(4) organization that filmed Hilary the movie, to argue that Hillary Clintion was unfit for office? They made the movie not for profit, but to convince the people that the candidate was not fit for office.
Citizens United
What is the money that can be tracked, money donated to politicians or parties?
HArd money
What Is the main means of mass communication?
Media
The people who place their vote for a candidate. What they do elects politicians who gain popularity and will gain more donations.
Voters
What is the Slightly more powerful PAC, that raises unlimited sums of money but is not permitted to contribute directly with the party of the candidate.
Super Pacs
What is the process a politician takes to persuade a voter? Overall funded by fundraised money.
Campaigns
What is a formal group decision making process where voters vote for someone to represent them?
Elections
The personnel who make the decisions in government. They are generally paid money by tax dollars.
Politicians
What is a group of people or an organization seeking or receiving special advantages, typically through political lobbying?
special interest group
Money from donors, hard or soft donations.
Campaign Contributions
What is the act of sending the same email to a large number of people at a single time?
Mass Mailings
What are groups that politicians classify under that can be donated money and create a campaign for their candidate?
Parties
What is the organization that must not be organized for profit and must be operated exclusively to promote social welfare. They are regulated so that they can not be used to gain money, but rather to promote their beliefs.
501 (c) (4) groups
These are commercials, radio announcements, or other ways to get voters attention. Use money collected from donations.
Campaign Ads
A politician's public profile and how popular they are. - What is the giving out of information about a product, person, or company for advertising or promotional purposes.
Publicity
The government chooses to do (actual) or not do (implied) about a particular issue or problem.
Policy