What is the term for the official count of a population conducted every ten years to determine representation in the House of Representatives?

• Census

• Poll

• Survey

• Election

Which process involves a detailed survey of individuals in the population every decade to help allocate congressional seats?

• Census

• Impeachment

• Ratification

• Referendum

The official ten-year population count used for reapportionment in Congress is called a:

• Census

• Census Bureau Report

• Political Poll

• Judicial Review

Which of the following is an official survey conducted every ten years that records demographic details for the purpose of redistributing House seats?

• Census

• Voter Registration

• Judicial Review

• Executive Order

A state notices a shift in its population size after a recent national population survey conducted every decade. This leads to changes in its representation in Congress. What is this survey called?

• Census

• Midterm Election

• Political Poll

• Census Bureau Report

After the 2020 population count, several states gained or lost House seats based on the official survey of residents. Which process does this describe?

• Census

• Redistricting without data

• Primary election

• Legislative hearing

A research study tracks population changes every ten years to analyze their effect on political representation. What official process is being studied?

• Census

• National election

• Supreme Court ruling

• Voter turnout

In a civics simulation, students conduct a detailed count of residents every ten years to determine how many representatives each region will have. What is this count called?

• Census

• Electoral College vote

• Judicial appointment

• Referendum

Who is the person currently holding a political office?

• Incumbent

• Challenger

• Nominee

• Elector

The term for the current officeholder running for re-election is:

• Incumbent

• Candidate

• Delegate

• Lobbyist