State of Massachusetts
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Times to Vote
Voting for President
Miscellaneous
100

DAILY TRIPLE...  The town of Hanover shares its state representative district with 2 others towns... Name ONE of them...

What are "Rockland" and "Norwell" ??

100

The oldest person to assume the presidency, HE was 78 years of age when he was inaugurated in 2021...

Who is "Joe Biden"?

100

You have to be AT LEAST THIS old to vote in the United States...

What is "18"?

100

We vote for president in the United States, every _____ years...

What is "four"?

100

SHE is the current governor of Massachusetts...

Who is "Maura Healey"?

200

The name of ONE elected official from your town or city...

Who is "Alyson Sullivan" etc., etc....  ?????

200

DAILY DOUBLE....  The youngest person to be elected president, HE was sworn in at the age of 43, in 1961...

Who is "John F. Kennedy"?

200
Each city & ____ in the state, has polling stations, at which the citizens of our state can vote...

What is "TOWN"?

200

DAILY DOUBLE...  The 2 major political parties in the US are: 

1) _________ and 2) _________.

Each of these parties ALWAYS fields a candidate for president.

What are "Democratic" and "Republican"?

200

THIS is the state of the United States with the most electoral votes (54, compared with Massachusetts' 11 votes)... it is also our most populated state...  People running for president, pay A LOT of attention to THIS state...

What is "California"?

300

THIS US Senator from the state of Massachusetts is a national figure.  SHE ran for the nomination for president in 2020, ultimately coming in 3rd behind Joe Biden & Bernie Sanders...

Who is "Elizabeth Warren"?

300

According to Article 2 of the US Constitution, the president must be a natural-born citizen of the US, and at least THIS old...

What is "35" years old?

300

This year, the national voting day will be on the 8th of THIS month.  Voting always takes place during THIS month...

What is "November"?

300

The state of Massachusetts usually votes THIS party in the presidential election.  In fact, the last time a candidate from the other party won the state was in 1984...

What is "Democrat"?

300

The name of ONE STATE-WIDE office in Massachusetts...

What is "Governor"  "Lt. Governor"   "Sec. of State"  "Treasurer"   "Auditor"  etc., etc...  ??????

400

HE was the last person from Massachusetts to be the nominee of a major party (Democratic) for president...

Who is "John Kerry"?  (He lost the election of 2004, to George W. Bush)

400

The youngest person to become president, HE was sworn in at the age of 42, in 1901, when President William McKinley was assassinated...

Who is "Theodore Roosevelt"?

400

THIS US state typically holds the first primary for US president.  It is usually during the month of January...

What is "New Hampshire"?  

400

The state of Massachusetts usually votes this party in the presidential election.  In fact, the last time a candidate from the other party won the state was in 1984.  The candidate who won Massachusetts in 1984, was ______  _______...

Who is "Ronald Reagan"?

400

The polls (voting places) open at 7 am and close at ___ pm, on election day...

What is "8:00" pm?
500

THIS former governor of the Great State of Massachusetts was the nominee of the Democratic Party for president in 1988.  HE lost the election to George H. W. Bush...

Who is "Michael Dukakis"? 

500

HE was the only president to serve 2 "non-consecutive" (non-in-a-row) terms, serving as our 22nd and 24th president (1885 - 1889 and 1893 - 1897).  HE was a member of the Democratic Party...

Who is "Grover Cleveland"?

500

If a state typically votes Democrat it is said that it is a BLUE state... If a state typically votes Republican it is said that it is a _____ state...

What is "RED"?

500
The person who is elected president has to get more "electors" than the other person.  What this means is they have to get the most votes in the Electoral ______.  

What is "College"?

500

The state of Massachusetts has ____ electoral votes.  This is based on its number of representatives in Congress (9) and US Senators (2)...

What is "11"?