Presidential Election

What is a citizen?

• A vote cast in an election, and sometimes the piece of paper that the votes are cast on?

• Something that produces good and helpful benefits

• A person that lives in a country and has the right's given to them by that country's laws.

• Recognized by the government or someone in power.

What is a constitution?

• The basic laws by which a country, state, or group is governed.

• To put your name on an official list

• A member of a lawmaking body who acts for voters

• The city or town someone lives in

How often does the U.S. vote for a President?

• Every 2 Years

• Every Year

• Every 10 Years

• Every 4 Years

What age can you register to vote?

• 21 years old

• 18 years old

• 16 years old

• 10 years old

Yes or No. When voting for the U.S. President the person with the most votes wins (popular vote) and becomes President?

• Yes

• No

The number of votes each states gets in the Electoral College for President is based on the state's?

• How large the state is in size

• Population- how many people or citizens it has

• How old the state is

• The number of big cities it has

Which of these is NOT a requirement for a U.S. President?

• Have to be born in the U.S.- Natural born citizen of the U.S.

• Live in the U.S. for 14 years- Resident

• At least 35 years old

• Graduate from college

What 2 animals represent the 2 political parties of the Republicans & Democrats? Pick 2

• Elephant

• Bald Eagle

• Donkey

• Bear

Can a U.S. citizen or person in the U.S. military that is living in another country vote in an election?

• Yes

• No

Make your Vote for the next President of the United States.

• Donald Trump/ Mike Pence- Republican

• Joe Biden/ Kamala Harris- Democrat

• Jo Jorgensen/ Spike Cohen- Libertarian