What is a multiparty system?

A party system in which several parties compete for control.

A system where only two parties compete for control.

A voting system used within a single party.

A political party that operates independently of the major parties.

What is a third party?

A political party in a two-party system besides the two major ones.

The party that wins the election.

The smallest unit for administering elections.

A party system with multiple political parties.

What is an independent candidate?

A candidate who is not associated with any party.

A candidate who is the third option in a two-party system.

A candidate who is associated with one of the major political parties.

The smallest unit for administering elections and local voting.

A meeting of party members to select candidates.

A ballot used in open primaries.

Money donated to an individual campaign.

A voting district made up of several precincts.

A candidate running for office.

A political party in a multiparty system.

What are write-in candidates?

Candidates who ask voters to write in his or her name on a ballot.

Candidates who are written off the ballot.

Candidates who are independent of any party.

Candidates who win an election by default.

A meeting of party members who select the candidates to run for election.

A ballot submitted on election day.

The smallest unit for administering elections.

What is a direct primary?

An election in which a party's candidates for office are chosen directly by voters.

An election where voters can vote for any party's candidates.

An election in which only voters registered as party members may vote.

A ballot submitted by a voter who cannot be present on election day.

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

In a closed primary, only party members can vote, while in an open primary, any registered voter can vote.

In a closed primary, any registered voter can vote, while in an open primary, only party members can vote.

In a closed primary, voters can vote for any party's candidates, while in an open primary, voters can only vote for one party.

In a closed primary, voters can only vote for one party, while in an open primary, voters can vote for any party's candidates.

What is an absentee ballot?

A ballot submitted on or before election day by a voter who cannot be present on election day.

A ballot for voters who vote in a different precinct than where they are registered.

A special ballot used in direct primaries.

A ballot used exclusively in closed primaries.

Chapter 9 The Electoral Process Quiz

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What is the term for the aggregation of views shared by a segment of society on issues of interest or concern to people?

political socialization

public policy

public opinion

mass media

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Chapter 9 The Electoral Process Quiz

33 questions

What is the term for the aggregation of views shared by a segment of society on issues of interest or concern to people?

What does 'public policy' refer to?

What is 'political socialization'?

What is the purpose of 'propaganda'?

What is a 'poll'?

What is a 'sample' in the context of a poll?

What does 'sampling error' refer to?

What is 'bias' in the context of polling methods?

What is 'objectivity' in the context of polling?

What is an 'exit poll'?

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