Voting and Elections

Presidential candidates run for office every

• three years.

• four years.

• five years.

There are two main political parties and they are called

• Democrats and Conservatives.

• Democrats and Republicans.

• Liberals and Republicans.

A president is allowed to hold office for a total of

• two terms.

• three terms.

• There is no limit.

• tip box

• bin

• box

• ballot box

If someone wants to be elected, they need to convince as many people as possible to vote for them.

• True

• False

the right to vote

• communism

• boycott

• suffrage

In _________________ people vote to elect members of the lok sabha.

If an elected official does a great job they can be re-elected again by the people.

• True

• False

Political posts such as mayor, governor, president, etc. are determined by:

• drawing a name from among a pool of qualified applicants

• popular vote by the people

• an electoral college

• inputting a random eight digit number into the computer

True or False: If an elected official does a great job they can be re-elected again by the people.

• True

• False