Presidential Election Process

A person who is running for an elected position.

• front runner

• candidate

• debate

• donor

a form of government in which people choose their leaders in an election

• tyranny

• monarchy

• democracy

• autocracy

What are the two major political parties?

• Democrat and Republican

• Libertarian and Independent

• Democracy and Monarchy

• Green and Llibertarian

How often does the United States hold a presidential election?

• Every 5 Years

• Every 3 Years

• Every 4 Years

• Every 6 Years

What is the best definition of "platform?"

• a political party's core beliefs

• a nominee's electoral strategy

• donations to a campaign

• third party candidates

Choose ALL the qualifications to be President of the United States

• 35 years old

• Natural born citizen

• Male

• Resident for 14 years

A primary is . . .

• An election to select a Vice Presidential running mate for the general election
• An election to select the candidate's campaign slogan
• An election to select a party's candidate for the general election
• An election to select a campaign mascot

After primaries and caucuses are over, the political parties have what kind of meeting to choose the one candidate to represent the party in the general election?

• Regional convention
• National convention
• National seminar
• Regional Seminar

A caucus is  . . .

• A series of discussions and votes to choose a candidate to represent a political party in a election
• A series of dinner meetings to discuss a candidate to represent a political party in an election
• A series of meetings to discuss the candidate's likeability
• A series of meetings to decide the candidate's opinion on party platform issues

What group votes after the general election is complete?

• The Selector College
• The Intellectual College
• The Electoral College
• The Government College