Chapter 10: Political Campaigns And Elections.

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Chapter 10: Political Campaigns And Elections

Plurality 2000 Election Results   Presidential Candidate Vice Presidential Candidate Political Party Popular Vote Electoral Vote George W. Bush Richard Cheney Republican 50,460,110 47.9% 271 50.4% Albert Gore Jr. Joseph Lieberman Democratic 51,003,926 48.4% 266 49.4% the largest number of votes in an election; in elections with more than two candidates, the winner by a plurality may receive fewer than 50 percent of the votes cast

Voting Requirements Today, there are four basic requirements to be eligible to vote in the United States. In most states, you must be • a U.S. citizen. • at least 18 years old. • a resident of the state. • a legally registered voter.

Primary Elections Close = Only party members Open= Choose a party Blanket= Vote for any party Nonpartisan= Local Elections

Polling Places

Suffrage 1st Election 1789 15th 1870 19th 1920 I.C.A 1924 1971 26th White Males African-American Males Women American Indians 18 year-olds 1789 15th 1870 19th 1920 I.C.A 1924 1971 26th

1965 Alabama Literacy Test 1. Which of the following is a right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights? _____Public Education _____Employment _____Trial by Jury _____Voting 2. The federal census of population is taken every five years. _____True _____False 3. If a person is indicted for a crime, name two rights which he has. ______________________ ________________________ 4. A U.S. senator elected at the general election in November takes office the following year on what date? _________________________________________________ 5. A President elected at the general election in November takes office the following year ______________________________________________________________________ 6. Which definition applies to the word “amendment?” _____Proposed change, as in a Constitution _____Make of peace between nationals at war _____A part of the government 7. A person appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court is appointed for a term of __________ 8. When the Constitution was approved by the original colonies, how many states had to ratify it in order for it to be in effect? _________________________________________ 9. Does enumeration affect the income tax levied on citizens in various states? __________ 10. Person opposed to swearing in an oath may say, instead: (solemnly) ______________________________________________________________

1. Trial by Jury only 2. False (every 10 years) 3. Habeas Corpus (immediate presentation of charges); lawyer; speedy trial. 4. January 3 5. January 20 6. Proposed change, as in a Constitution 7. Life (with good behavior) 8. Nine 9. Yes 10. Affirm

General Approaches To Public Office Retail Politics Wholesale Politics Microtargeting

Types of Elections Presidential= President, 1/3 of Senators, All House Mid-Term= 1/3 of Senators, All House Off-Year= Local (County/City)

Electoral College