How is the president elected?

How many periods can a president serve?

• Four

• Five

• One

• Two

What does a party candidate need for her or him to become a candidate for the presidential election?

• To be picked by a committee at a national conference

• More than 50 % of the votes

• To pay an entrance fee of 12 million dollars

• A third of the votes in the primary elections

When are the primary elections held?

• In the spring before the presidential elections

• Two years before the presidential election

• In September in the year of the presidential election

• The year before the presidential elections itself

After the primary elections, what follows?

• The campaign

• The midterms

• Inauguration Day

• Election Day

What do the candidates do during the campaign?

• The candidates are waiting to start their work for becoming president.

• The candidates are elected.

• The candidates decide their party's politics.

• The candidates try to convince people about why they deserve their votes.

When is Election Day?

• A week after Thanksgiving

• The first Friday in November

• The first Tuesday after the first Monday in November

• The first Monday after the first Sunday in November

What is an elector?

• Any American who votes in Election Day

• Every tenth vote given to a candidate

• A person who has a position in a group called the Electoral College

• A person who chooses not to vote

The candidates share the electors from each state depending on what people vote.

• True

• False

All states have the same number of electors.

• False

• True

What decides the number of electors in a state?

• Number of voters

• Population

• Geographical size

• Number of senators