WorksheetsU.S. Presidential Election Process
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 11mins
What does it mean to win the "Popular Vote?"
You become the prom king or queen
You have the best campaign promises
Citizens voted against you
You received the majority of votes from the voting population
Does the winner of the popular vote always become president?
Yes
No
How is the President of the United States elected?
Popular Vote
Electoral Vote
Congress
Supreme Court
Where is a person nominated to represent their party as a presidential candidate?
Prime Day
A Political Convention
ESPN Draft Day
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Is it fair that a presidential candidate can win the popular vote, but still lose the election due to the electoral vote?
Fair
Unfair
Huh?
What is a Plank?
A political party
A part of a political party's platform
Where a speaker stands to deliver a speech
What is the statement of the party's views and policies on important issues called?
Destiny
Code of Arms
Policy
Platform
If a newspaper, tv, or radio says untrue things about you, what could this be called
Treason or Pilfering
Correct or Blasphemy
Positive not Negative
Libel or Slander
The House of Representatives elects the President when no presidential candidate _____________
has been a member of Congress
elogs to a major political party
receives a majority of the Electoral College Vote.
meets the constitutional requirements for the office
Which is NOT a Constitutional Requirements to run for President?
35 Years Old
Natural Born Citizen
High School Diploma
14 Year Resident of U.S.
The next Presidential Election will be in 2026.
True
False
When is the next presidential election?
2028
2228
2030
2032
Which of the following CANNOT run for President of the United States?
Michelle Obama
Andrew Loy
Elon Musk
Taylor Swift
Why can someone like Ariana Grande not run for president?
Too Old
Too Young
Born in a foreign country
She's too famous
The following men cannot again run for President of the United States: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Donald Trump. Why?
