SSCG15b

Front

What is the first step in the nomination process for a political party candidate?

Back

The candidate registers with the Federal Election Commission.

Front

During primary elections, what type of voting system is commonly used to determine the nominee from a particular party? Options: First-past-the-post, Proportional representation, Ranked-choice voting, Majority rule

Back

First-past-the-post

Front

Which of the following best describes a caucus? A state-wide televised debate, A private meeting where party officials select candidates, A public meeting where party members express support for candidates, An online poll to gauge public opinion

Back

A public meeting where party members express support for candidates

Front

What is a key difference between an open primary and a closed primary?

Back

An open primary allows any registered voter to participate, regardless of party affiliation.

Front

Which of the following is a common campaigning strategy used by candidates?
Avoiding media appearances,
Focusing only on negative aspects of opponents,
Using social media to reach voters,
Ignoring swing states

Back

Using social media to reach voters

Front

What is the main purpose of a political party convention?

Back

To finalize the party platform and nominate presidential candidates

Front

Which of the following is NOT a typical method used in voting procedures? Electronic voting machines, Paper ballots, Voice vote, Lottery system

Back

Lottery system

Front

What role do delegates play in the nomination process?

Back

They vote to nominate their party’s candidate at the national convention.

Front

Which of the following is a legal requirement for someone to run for President of the United States? Must have served as a governor, Must be at least 35 years old, Must have a law degree, Must have previously held a federal office

Back

Must be at least 35 years old

Front

What is the primary purpose of a political campaign?

Back

To educate voters about the issues