Election Day Facts

What is an election?

• A group of people deciding things fairly

• When people vote to choose leaders or decide on laws

• A process where candidates make speeches

• When a group of people vote

What do candidates do during a campaign to convince voters?

• They count all the votes

• They make speeches and run advertisements

• They go to polling locations

• They mail in their ballots

What is a ballot used for in an election?

• To announce the winner of the election

• To help candidates make speeches

• To count votes

• To identify polling locations

Besides voting in person on Election Day, what are two other ways people can vote?

• Vote by phone or email

• Vote at special polling places earlier or request an absentee ballot

• Vote through their employer or school

• Vote by sending a text message or social media post

Why is it important for citizens to vote?

• To ensure only one political party is in power.

• To allow individuals to express their opinions and choose representatives.

• To make the election process longer.

• To prevent other countries from voting.

What are the current requirements for a person to vote in the United States?

• Being a white male over 21 years old.

• Being a citizen and at least 18 years old.

• Being a citizen regardless of race or gender.

• Being a property owner.

What is a key benefit of having multiple political parties in a country?

• It simplifies the election process.

• It ensures that only one viewpoint is considered.

• It allows for diverse ideas to be discussed and voted upon.

• It guarantees that all decisions are made quickly.

How is the President of the United States primarily elected?

• Through a direct popular vote by all citizens.

• By the Electoral College.

• By a vote in the Senate.

• By the candidate who receives the most votes nationwide.

How many terms can a president serve based on the 22nd amendment?

• 4

• 1

• 2

• 3