The two most popular political parties
Democratic and Republican
the location where voting is carried out
Polling Place
the list of candidates on which you cast your vote
Ballot
The process that candidates go through before the election that covers the basis of their beliefs
Campaign
a geographic area that contains a specific number of voters
Precinct
all the people who are eligible to vote
Electorate
True or False, you have to be a U.S. Citizen to vote
True
How many electoral college votes does a candidate need to be elected President?
270
Special election: as a way to determine winner of state or local election
Run off
Special Election: as a way to remove a public official from office
Recall
This amendment gave all citizens the right to vote
15th
What type of vote is swung back and forth between Democratic and Republican candidates in recent years
Swing Vote
ballots and results of an election
Returns
Special Election: as a way to remove a public official from office
Recall
tally of all the individual votes cast in an election
Popular Vote
True or False - a presidential candidate can win the popular vote and still not become president.
True
Issue elections: as a way to amend the state constitution through propositions
Initiatives
Special Election: as a way for citizens to approve or reject a state or local law
Referendums