Voter Registration & Participation CE.5e. Voting Only citizens who register can VOTE in primary and general elections.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Warm-up Get a Quick Check Assessment from the teacher and begin answering the questions on your own. Remember to : 1) put your name on the paper and 2)
Advertisements

Turnout Theory. Why do people vote? How can parties, groups, and candidate campaigns encourage people to vote who might not otherwise vote?
Warm-up Collect the voter registration form from the counter and complete. Have out your vocabulary homework to be checked. After the Warm-up, we will.
Jefferson Hamilton I want to become president to assure that the state governments have power. I completely disagree with that. National Government should.
Public Policy A general agreement of how government will deal with certain issues or problems of the community Example: the Town Center- encouraging the.
Public Policy A general agreement of how government will deal with certain issues or problems of the community Example: the Town Center- encouraging the.
 An election held before the general election  Voters choose members of their political party to run for public office in the general election  Candidates.
To the Polls! A Presentation on Voting in America.
Elections.
7. The Electoral Process.. The Nominating Process.
 What steps does a person have to take before he or she can be considered one of the final two candidates for president? Copy and Answer.
Section Outline 1 of 8 Voting and Elections Section 1: Being a Voter I.General Elections II.The Basics of Voting III.Becoming an Informed Voter Color Transparency:
POLITICS. SIMILARITIES OF POLITICAL PARTIES 1. Organize to win elections 2. Influence public policy 3. Reflect both LIBERAL and CONSERVATIVE views 4.
Voting (5e) Page 43 What nationality are you? Well, my mother was born in Iceland, and my father was born in Cuba. So, I guess that makes me an Ice Cube.
Major and Minor Political Parties Political Dictionary Terms.
Unit E – Electoral Process Chapter 7 / Section 1 The Nominating Process.
Being a Voter Ch. 23, Sec. 1 Pp General Elections Vote for candidates, new laws, constitutional amendments, and new taxes.
MRS. COPA WILL EXPLAIN WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE AS WELL AS WHY IT IS IMPORTANT! VOTING.
Voting and Voter Behavior.  Voting in elections  Discussing politics & attending political meetings  Forming interest groups & PACs  Contacting public.
Copyright © 2014 Cengage Learning VOTING AND ELECTIONS Chapter Nine.
BEFORE YOU TAKE NOTES On your CANDIDATE FOLDER, you will do a bit of research on your candidate along their “Road to the White House” You will use the.
BEFORE YOU TAKE NOTES On your CANDIDATE FOLDER, you will do a bit of research on your candidate along their “Road to the White House” You will use the.
Political Process Study Guide: 2012 SOL CE.5a, b, c, d, e.
Voter Registration and Participation
Campaigns and Elections. Voting Virginia voter requirements: 1.U.S. citizen 2.Virginia resident years old Virginia Voter registration: 1.Must register.
National Voter Turnout in Federal Elections: 1960–2006 Year Voting-age population Voter registrationVoter turnout Turnout of voting-age population (percent)
Voting Turnout as % of Voting Age Population
Voting in the U.S. AP Government and Politics Akwete McAlister.
Voting Qualifications. Universal Requirements  Citizenship Aliens are generally denied the right to vote However, nothing in the constitution says that.
Voting and Political Participation in Texas
Political Participation:
A Presentation on Voting in America
Elections: The Primary System
Organization of Political Parties & Who Can Vote?
Strategic Voting in Open Primaries
Voting and Elections.
Voting and Political Participation in Texas
The Right to Vote.
Example 6 Voting The table shows the percent of voting-age population who voted in presidential elections for the years 1960–2004. Graph the data points,
Civics and Economics 8 Mr. Byvik
Political Participation
AP US Government Mrs. Lacks
10.3 notes.
SOL Review Questions Civics & Economics #
5def Rising Campaign Cost
Political Parties and Elections Civics and Economics
Ch. 11 (textbook) Voting & Elections.
Primary Elections GOVT Notes 3-2.
Voter Registration & Voter Participation
Voting.
SOL CE.5 The Political Process
American Government Chapter 7 Vocabulary.
Elections: The Primary System
Political Participation
Warm Up List 2 or 3 different reasons people would give as to why they don’t vote.
According to the U. S. Census Bureau, in 2006, only 47. 8% of U. S
Chapter 7 Section 1.
Introduction to Political Parties
Voter behavior American Government.
The procedures for voter registration in Virginia
Voters and Voting Behavior
POL 101: U.S. Government Dr. Kevin Lasher.
Voting and the voting process
January 28, 2018 Civics Voting Mary Schick (Brown)
CE 5e Chapter 10 Section 1 Mr. Collins and Mrs. Kozlik
Friday, April 12, 2013 What do third parties organize around? FW Notes
Chapter 11 The Political System
Ch. 7- The Electoral Process
Campaign Costs and Registering
Chapter 8 Political Participation
Presentation transcript:

Voter Registration & Participation CE.5e

Voting Only citizens who register can VOTE in primary and general elections

Key Terms Primary Election- A preliminary election in which voters nominate party candidates for office General Election- A regularly scheduled local, state, or national election in which voters elect officeholders

Voter Qualifications You must be a US Citizen You must be a resident of the State of Virginia You must be 18 years of age by the day of the general election You must register 30 days before the election in Virginia

How do I register to Vote? In person

How do I register to vote? At the registrar’s office, or the DMV

How do I register to vote? By mail application

Who votes in this country? Analyze this graph! Year Voting-age population Voter registrationVoter turnout Turnout of voting-age population (percent) ,256,931174,800,000122,294, % ,473,000150,990,59879,830, ,815,000156,421,311105,586, ,929,000141,850,55873,117, ,511,000146,211,96096,456, ,650,000130,292,82275,105, ,529,000133,821,178104,405, ,812,000121,105,63067,859, ,778,000126,379,62891,594, ,566,000118,399,98464,991, ,466,000124,150,61492,652,

The 3 Main Factors in Predicting which citizens will vote Education

The 3 Main Factors in Predicting which citizens will vote Age

The 3 Main Factors in Predicting which citizens will vote Income

Why Citizens Fail to Vote! Lack of interest

Why Citizens Fail to Vote! Failure to Register

Final Important Fact The percentage of voters who participate in presidential elections is usually greater than other types of elections.