Voting
How old do you have to be to vote?
18 years old
Can the president be born in another country and become an American citizen?
No
What is the age requirement for running for President?
35 years old
What are the two main political parties in the US?
Republican and Democratic
Does your vote count?
Yes
In what month does Election Day fall?
November
True or False - Presidential candidates can lie about their opponents?
True
How long must the president live in the United States?
at least 14 years
Who's slogan is Make America Great Again?
Donald Trump
This is a person who runs for political office.
a candidate
This is a private place where people cast their votes.
voting booth
An elephant is the symbol of the _________party?
Republican
In 2008, this person became the first African-American President.
President Barack Obama
In what month is the newly elected president inaugurated? (The month when they take their oath of office. Hint: It is cold.)
January 20th
Can a person who is not a citizen of the United States vote?
No
How often does the United States hold a presidential election?
Every four years
How many times can a person be elected President of the United States?
2 terms, 8 years total
What is the term for an organized group of voters with similar ideas and goals for the country and government
political party
Who's slogan is Finish the Job?
Joe Biden
Did women always have the right to vote?
No.
Women did not have the right to vote until the ratification of the 19th Amendment in 1920.
These can be positive or negative, in print, online, on the radio, and on TV.
campaign advertisements
What branch of government does the President lead?Legislative, Judicial or Executive
Executive
This is a series of events, rallies, and speeches intended to persuade voters to vote for a particular candidate. (Hint: Rhymes with champagne)
a campaign
This is a public discussion seen on TV when presidential candidates argue with each other over the issues.
A debate