Election Review

What is the age requirement in order to run for president?

• Must be at least 40 or older

• Must be 35 or older

• Must be 30 or older

• Must be 50 or older

Which one of these is a requirement to run for president?

• Must have lived in the US at some point in their life

• Must be 40 or older

• Must be a male

• Must be born in the US

What is inauguration day?

• The day we vote for president

• The day the president takes oath to office

• It is another name for the National Convention

• The day that each party sets their party's platform

Which political party was not mentioned in class

• Republican Party

• Democratic Party

• Third Party

• Voting Party

True or False: Primary Elections are discussions that political party members have to select their candidate to run for their party?

• True

• False

an election in which people vote for the presidential candidate they want to represent their political party in the national election.

• Caucus

• Primary Election

• General Election

• Electoral College

an election that does not occur during a presidential election year. In this election, some members of the US Senate, members of the House of Representatives, and many state and local positions are elected.

• Primary Election

• General Election

• Midterm Election

• Caucus

What is the correct order for the election process?

• Primary election->National Convention->General Election->Electoral College->Taking Oath

• Primary Election->National Convention->Taking Oath->General Election->Electoral College

• General Election->Electoral College->National Convention->Taking Oath->Primary Election

• Primary election->National Convention->Electoral College->General Election->Taking Oath

Click all of the correct meanings for what a poll is.

• A sample or opinions or surveys taken from random groups of people used to show where they stand on an issue or candidate.

• The piece of paper you used to cast your vote

• How the election results turn out

• The place you vote

A political party's formal statement of basic principles, stands on major issues, and goals for office.

• Policy

• Platform

• Endorsement

• Delegate