What is the main reason that fundraisers are important for a candidate for public office?
MCAP Review 9: Elections and Campaigns

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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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To help pay for advertising and personal appearances
Answer explanation
Campaign fundraising is to help the candidate win.
If they win, they will use tax revenue (not campaign funds) to help the people.
Candidates can not spend the money on themselvs.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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The primary purpose of a political action committee (PAC) is to
Back
Raise money for political campaigns
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Why would political candidates most likely use digital communications during election campaigns?
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To share ideas directly with voters
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is one benefit of an open primary?
Back
It allows those not associated with any particular political party to vote.
Answer explanation
The purpose of primary elections is to pick the strongest candidates to represent the two main parties in the general (main) election.
In a closed primary, only party members can vote.
In an open party, any citizen over 18 can vote.
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which argument best supports a policy of open primaries before the general election? Options: Political parties would have greater influence in local races. Candidates would make fewer promises to special interest groups. Independents would have greater influence in candidate selection. Increased visibility of state races would encourage voter registration.
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Independents would have greater influence in candidate selection.
Answer explanation
Independents are not members of either party (Democrats or Republicans).
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is one advantage of a two-party system when compared to a one-party system? Options: more efficient (faster) decisions, faster economic growth, tougher enforcement of laws, free and fair elections (democracy)
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free and fair elections (democracy)
Answer explanation
In a political system with 2 or more parties, voters have a real choice.
In a one-party system (like China), there is no choice, so there is no democracy.
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