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WorksheetsPresidential Election
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is a citizen?
A vote cast in an election, and sometimes the piece of paper that the votes are cast on?
Something that produces good and helpful benefits
A person that lives in a country and has the right's given to them by that country's laws.
Recognized by the government or someone in power.
What is a constitution?
The basic laws by which a country, state, or group is governed.
To put your name on an official list
A member of a lawmaking body who acts for voters
The city or town someone lives in
How often does the U.S. vote for a President?
Every 2 Years
Every Year
Every 10 Years
Every 4 Years
What age can you register to vote?
21 years old
18 years old
16 years old
10 years old
Yes or No. When voting for the U.S. President the person with the most votes wins (popular vote) and becomes President?
Yes
No
The number of votes each states gets in the Electoral College for President is based on the state's?
How large the state is in size
Population- how many people or citizens it has
How old the state is
The number of big cities it has
Which of these is NOT a requirement for a U.S. President?
Have to be born in the U.S.- Natural born citizen of the U.S.
Live in the U.S. for 14 years- Resident
At least 35 years old
Graduate from college
What 2 animals represent the 2 political parties of the Republicans & Democrats? Pick 2
Elephant
Bald Eagle
Donkey
Bear
Can a U.S. citizen or person in the U.S. military that is living in another country vote in an election?
Yes
No
Make your Vote for the next President of the United States.
Donald Trump/ Mike Pence- Republican
Joe Biden/ Kamala Harris- Democrat
Jo Jorgensen/ Spike Cohen- Libertarian
