How much do you know about US elections?

Which of the following is the primary method for electing the President of the United States?

• a) Popular vote

• b) Congressional vote

• c) Electoral College

• d) Supreme Court decision

How many total electoral votes are needed to win the U.S. Presidential election?

• a) 200

• b) 270

• c) 300

• d) 538

Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution gave women the right to vote?

• a) 13th Amendment

• b) 15th Amendment

• c) 19th Amendment

• d) 24th Amendment

Which of the following states is typically considered a “swing state” in U.S. Presidential elections?

• a) California

• b) Texas

• c) Florida

• d) New York

Which political party in the U.S. is traditionally associated with conservative policies?

• a) Democratic Party

• b) Republican Party

• c) Libertarian Party

• d) Green Party

Which U.S. Presidential election was historically significant due to the Supreme Court’s intervention in the result?

• a) 1980

• b) 1992

• c) 2000

• d) 2016

In the U.S. election system, what is the purpose of a primary election?

• a) To elect members of Congress

• b) To nominate party candidates for the general election

• c) To vote directly for the President

• d) To approve constitutional amendments