2.0 Election Integrity (to use to make a quiz)

What must citizens do to participate in voting in their state?

• Pay a fee

• Register to vote

• Pass a test

• Attend a meeting

What is the purpose of primaries and caucuses?

• To elect the President

• To select party nominees

• To pass new laws

• To register voters

What is the difference between primaries and caucuses?

• Primaries are meetings, caucuses are direct elections

• Primaries are direct elections, caucuses involve meetings

• Both are the same

• Primaries are for local elections, caucuses for national

Which states traditionally hold the first contests in the election process?

• California and Texas

• Florida and Ohio

• Iowa and New Hampshire

• New York and Illinois

How are nominees selected at national conventions?

• By popular vote

• By delegates from each state

• By the President

• By Congress

What do voters do in the general election?

• Register to vote

• Attend a convention

• Cast their ballots

• Participate in a debate

Who are the individuals running for the position of President of the United States?

• Electoral College

• Political Parties

• Presidential Candidates

• Voters

What is the role of voters in US elections?

• To nominate candidates

• To cast their votes

• To count electoral votes

• To organize debates

What happens during the National Convention?

• Candidates declare their intention to run

• Candidates participate in primary elections

• Successful candidates secure their party's nomination

• Candidates form an exploratory committee

What is the purpose of endorsements and coalitions in US elections?

• To engage local communities

• To secure endorsements from influential individuals

• To participate in televised debates

• To raise money for TV ads