Voting
Election Campaigns
Campaign Funds
Development of APP
Roles of Political Parties
100

What is the place called where you vote.

What is a Polling Place.

100

A way for citizens to propose a new laws or state constitutional amendments.

What is an Initiative.

100

Endorsements are a kind of

What is propaganda.

100

The United States is known to have a 

What is a two-party system.

100

A process that picks a candidate

What is the Nomination process. 

200

What is a list of candidates.

What is a Ballot.

200

A petition to reject or approve a state or local law.

What is a Referendum.


200
Donating money to a political party and not to a specific candidate.

What is Soft Money.

200

The Democratic Party was first known as.

What is Democratic-Republican Party.

200

A primary where no candidate receives a majority vote and the two highest candidates run against each other. 

What is a Runoff primary.

300

A voting district.

What is a Precinct.

300

A vote to remove a public official from office.

What is a Recall.


300

What does PAC mean

What is Political Action Committees.

300

What party replaced the Whigs 

What is the Republican Party.

300

A primary where voters don't have to declare their party preference.

What is an Open Primary.

400

The results of the election.

What is a Return.


400
Who are you actually voting for during the election.

Who are electors.

400
What law made it so Congress can control spending on presidential campaigns.

What is the Federal Election Campaign Finance Act.

400

These parties influence the major parties 

What is a Third-Party.

400

A primary where only declared party members can vote in. 

What is a Closed Primary.

500

When is election day

What is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.

500

When a candidate wins the popular vote in a state.

What is the winner-take-all system.

500

What law was made in 1971, so tax payers can give money to the major parties.

What is the Presidential Election Campaign Fund.

500

The parts a that make up a parties platform.

What is the Plank.

500

The most votes given to a nominee running

What is a Plurality.