Electoral Process and Campaign Insights

What did Grace notice about the poster of presidents?

• It had many old pictures.

• It was very big.

• It did not have any pictures of girls.

• It was hanging on the wall.

Has our country ever had a woman president?

• Yes, many times.

• No, never.

• Only once.

• It is not allowed.

What did Grace decide she wanted to be after learning about presidents?

• A teacher.

• A scientist.

• President.

• A soccer player.

What did Mrs. Barrington suggest the class do to have their own election?

• Vote for their favorite teacher.

• Have an election at Woodrow Wilson Elementary.

• Choose a class leader.

• Write letters to the real president.

Who was nominated to be the presidential candidate from Mr. Waller's class?

• Grace Campbell.

• Thomas Cobb.

• Mrs. Barrington.

• Mr. Waller.

What was Thomas good at?

• Singing, dancing, and art.

• Spelling, science, and soccer.

• Reading, writing, and drawing.

• Cooking, cleaning, and gardening.

How is the number of electoral votes for each state decided?

• By how many schools are in the state.

• By how many people live in that state.

• By how big the state is.

• By how many famous people are from the state.

How many electoral votes does our country have in total?

• 100.

• 270.

• 538.

• 50.

How many electoral votes does a candidate need to win the election?

• More than 100.

• Exactly 538.

• 270 or more.

• Half of all votes.

What was Grace's campaign slogan?

• "Vote for Grace, she's the best!"

• "Make History! Vote Grace Campbell for President!"

• "Grace will make things better!"

• "A vote for Grace is a vote for change!"