Unit 3- Government Parties- 2

What is the ability to vote called?

• Disenfranchised

• Suffrage

• Electorate

• Registration

What term describes the inability to vote?

• Suffrage

• Electorate

• Disenfranchised

• Nomination

What is the term for the potential voting population?

• Electorate

• Registration

• Political Efficacy

• Party Identification

What role does a Third Party candidate play when they steal votes from a major party candidate?

• Registration

• Spoiler Role

• Political Socialization

• Stacked Vote

What is the procedure of voter identification intended to prevent voting fraud?

• Gerrymandering

• Registration

• Nomination

• Ballot Fatigue

What is the term for drawing electoral district lines to limit the voting strength of a particular group?

• Wasted Vote

• Excess Vote

• Gerrymandering

• Political Efficacy

What is it called when voters exhaust their patience the further down the ballot they go?

• Ballot Fatigue

• Wasted Vote

• Stacked Vote

• Political Socialization

What form of gerrymandering spreads the opposition vote into several districts?

• Excess Vote

• Stacked Vote

• Wasted Vote

• Spoiler Role

What form of gerrymandering concentrates the opposition into a few districts?

• Wasted Vote

• Excess Vote

• Stacked Vote

• Political Efficacy

What form of gerrymandering links like-minded voters into oddly shaped districts?

• Wasted Vote

• Excess Vote

• Stacked Vote

• Spoiler Role