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Nominations Elections And Money Polling Mass Media Anything Goes $600 $600 $600 $600 $600 $700 $700 $700 $700 $700 $800 $800 $800 $800 $800 $900 $900 $900 $900 $900 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000 $1000

Raiding, Responsive to party and thoughtful votes are reasons people support a [Blank] Primary

What is a Closed Primary

Give one of two reasons people oppose a Closed Primary

Fear of exposing voters What are Fear of exposing voters Exclude Independents

Give 3 of the 5 ways a candidate can be nominated.

What are: Self Announcement Caucus Convention Direct Primary Petition

A regularly scheduled election at which voters make the final selection of office holders

What is a general election

What is why the General Election is on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November

What is a Runoff Primary

So that it does not occur on a payday or a Sunday.

What is why the General Election is on the Tuesday after the first Monday of November

Voting by mail

What is Absentee Voting

Printed at public expense, list all names of all candidates, only given at polls, and marked in secret.

What is an Australian Ballot

Give 3 of the 5 main sources of campaign funds in American Politics

Wealthy Individuals/Families Candidates (Incumbents or not) PAC groups What are: Small contributors Wealthy Individuals/Families Candidates (Incumbents or not) PAC groups Temporary Organizations (formed for Immediate purpose of campaigns)

Disclosure of finances, limits of campaign contributions, limits of expenditure, and providing public funding for parts of the presidential election process fall under this Commision.

Federal Election Commission What is the FEC Federal Election Commission

For what reason are people’s opinions on rock groups, sports teams, food, and clothing style are not example of public opinion.

What is those subjects have nothing to do with politics or government

List 3 of the 6 agents of political socialization.

What are: Family Schools The Media Peer Groups Opinion Leaders Historic Events

This the term used when you are setting the parameters on the population you wish to poll.

What is Defining the Universe

Give 3 of the 4 types of controlled polling given by your book?

What are phone, letter, online, and door-to-door polling

Simply asking the same question to a large number individuals is called this.

What is a Straw Vote Poll

3 of the 4 mediums of Mass Media

What are television, newspapers, radio and magazines (soon the Internet)

A snappy report that can be aied in 30-45 seconds

What is a “sound bite.”

Term used to describe societal problems that political leaders and general public agree upon.

What is Public Agenda

There are one of these in 98% of all households in America There are one of these in 98% of all households in America. In fact, more homes have one of these, than have indoor plumbing

What is a television

Other than the Public Agenda, Mass Media plays a role in this political process.

What is Electoral Politics

The acronym BCRA stands for this.

What is the Bipartisan Campaign Reformation Act

Every campaign needs this more than anything else.

What is Money

Suffrage means this.

What is the Right to Vote

Name the two first parties of the United States of America

What are the Federalists and the Democrats

Best Quarterback in the History of Football.

Who is Joe Montana