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Flashcards for Election Quiz

Explore flashcards for the US election quiz covering the two major political parties, Democratic and Republican, presidential and vice-presidential candidates, voting age requirement, Constitution, Electoral College, swing states, voting rights amendments, and campaigning methods.

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Flashcards for Election Quiz

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  1. Flashcards for Election Quiz

  2. Two major political parties in the United States

  3. DemocratsRepublican

  4. Democratic Candidates for President and Vice President

  5. ObamaBiden

  6. Republican Candidates for President and Vice President

  7. RomneyRyan

  8. How old do you have to be to Vote in the United States?

  9. 18

  10. Document that states laws and principles that govern our country

  11. Constitution

  12. The system used to elect the president

  13. Electoral College

  14. How is the number of electors determined?

  15. Based on amount in senate and house plus 3 for Washington D.C.

  16. What month are Presidential Elections held in

  17. November

  18. What two candidates had the closest election in history?

  19. Gore and Bush

  20. What is a swing state?

  21. A state that politically is in the middle;could vote democratic or republican

  22. As a voter why is it important to know the issues?

  23. So you can make an informed decision based on the candidate who best represents your opinions

  24. In general, what did the 15th, 19th, and 26th amendment do?

  25. Expanded voting rights

  26. How do candidates try to convince voters to vote for them?

  27. Campaigning~ visits, debates, signs, advertisements, buttons, phone calls,speeches, rallies, parties

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