Political Process Quiz 38 (20 MCQs)

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1. Even though Washington, D.C. is not a state, it has three electoral votes.
2. Group of people who work together for similar purposes or goals
3. How many electoral votes are needed to win a presidential election?
4. Which third party revolved around Theodore Roosevelt in 1912?
5. In order to win elections, political parties must define themselves in a way that will win the majority of votes. Candidates do this by creating a campaign that is appealing to ....., because most voters are found here.
6. What is the name for the process used to select the president and vice president of the United States?
7. The statement of a political party's beliefs
8. Naming a candidate to run for office
9. How can third party candidates change the outcome of an election?
10. What is the name of the group of people who casts the actual vote for President?
11. Established the first form of National Gov't. Created a weak central gov't and gave power to individual states
12. When the winning party in a state is awarded ALL of the electoral votes, it is called .....
13. In general, Democrats tend to be more ....., while Republicans are often considered to be more .....
14. The amendments of the VA Constitution can ratified by the .....
15. The best example of broadcasting different points of view is .....
16. A party platform is a
17. Which of the following is NOT a place to obtain a mail-in application to register to vote?
18. Money from undisclosed donors through special interest groups, know as 501s, 504s, and 527s (tax code numbers) are called ..... because the public cannot see where the money is coming from.
19. What are political action committees (PACs)?
20. A person running for office is a