Election Flashcards

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What's the difference between a caucus and a primary?

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A caucus is an informal gathering to persuade others to choose a desired candidate. A primary is formal and allows voters to privately cast their vote.

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What is the date that voters will decide between two candidates?

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November 5, 2024

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The President of the United States is responsible for making every big decision. True or False

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False

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A president may serve 1 term of 4 years or if re-elected for a second term, can serve 8 years.  True or False

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True

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How many electoral votes does a candidate need to win for presidency?

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270

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• If none of the candidates get a majority of electoral votes, who selects the president?

 

 

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The House of Representatives

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Who decided on our current electoral college voting system?

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The Delegates to the Constitutional Convention

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What is a "swing state?"

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A state that could possibly "swing" the states vote. Historically, they have not committed to one political party for any long period of time.

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True or False - Kamala Harris practiced law and was a senator.

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True

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True or False - Donald Trump attended military school and was involved in the casino industry.

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True