Voting Rights and Elections

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The three universal requirements States use for a person to be eligible to vote are: citizenship, residence, and age.

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citizenship, residence, and age.

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Which is a qualification to vote? Options: graduate high school, pay all of your taxes, own a house, be a U.S. citizen

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be a U.S. citizen

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Literacy tests were designed to:

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Prevent most voters from passing & being able to vote

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A general election that occurs in between Presidential Elections, such as a Congressional election, or Senate election

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Midterm Election

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Gerrymandering is:

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When district boundaries are drawn in order to benefit the party in power and help it stay in power

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Redistricting is:

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When district boundaries are redrawn to reflect changes in population.

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What is the number of electoral college votes needed to be elected President?

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270

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You need to register in order to vote?

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True

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What age can you vote?

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18

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The group of people with the lowest voter turnout rate is

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young people.