2024 AP Government Campaigns, Elections, Political Parties and Media Review

Which of the following makes a correct comparison between political parties and interest groups in the United States?

What term is used to describe the extreme ideological divide that exists between Americans?

Evaluating a candidate's past performance when deciding for whom to vote is called?

Which is NOT an explanation for low voter turnout?

A person who votes for all of their political party candidates, no matter what is engaging in?

Evaluating a candidate's future performance when deciding for whom to vote is called?

An example of horse race media coverage is?

What is the best example of a linkage institution from the 2020 Presidential election?

What states allocate their Electoral College votes by congressional districts?

What was the first planet attacked by the first Imperial Death Star?

Which court case affirmed that states must allow minority groups a chance to elect a minority candidate?

Which outside spending group can advocate issues, have unlimited funds but disclose donors

Which court case stated that states cannot gerrymander a district to elect a minority candidate?

The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act was meant to lessen the impact of_______in elections?

Choosing your news and information source based on your political ideology is known as?

A institution that connects the people with their government is a?

Which court case invalidated the pre-clearance of the US Justice Dept. for possible laws that may discriminate voters?

Which of the following represents a consequence of candidate-centered electoral campaigns?

What is the name for a type of Presidential Election that is a shift is a party's support base?

Which court case ended Supreme Court involvement in political gerrymandering?

What is the type of election where party members meet to discuss then vote on party nominations

What term BEST describes the polarized division currently in the United States?

An election for the US House of Representatives takes place every __________ years

How many electoral votes does it take to win a presidential election?

Critics of the winner take all aspect of the electoral college are most likely to make this argument?

Which government agency is responsible for regulating the over the air public airwaves/frequencies?

The election in between a Presidential Election is called?

If you register to vote and you mark a political party and you get that ballot when you vote is

Which effect is most related to having the electoral college select the president?

What outside group can raise unlimited amounts, can spend 49% of funds on elections and doesn't have to disclose donors?

Which court case allowed corporations and union to spend unlimited amounts in OUTSIDE spending

Which of the following scenarios explains how demographic factors affect voter participation in elections?

What court case decision stated that gerrymandering to elect a minority to Congress was unconstitutional?

Which scenario is most closely related to the S.C. decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission ?

Single member legislative districts helped to create?

What court case allowed for unlimited personal spending in a political campaign?

Political science professor is researching the effects that the 15th and 26th Amendments have had on the America. Why?

The changing base of a political party is known as?

What has the most impact on political party identification?

The true goal of a political party is?

Money in elections that is unlimited and NOT disclosed is known as?

Contributions that are limited and go to a specific candidate or PAC are known as?

Which statement is the most correct about voter participation in elections in the U.S.?

How many electoral votes does each state have in the electoral college?

Which law was declared unconstitutional because it limited campaign advertising before election

What is the most normal form of political participation by citizens?

Placing a small voting district with many members of the opposite political party is called?

A type of primary election where political parties meet, discuss and vote on nominees is a?

What is the type of election where a voter requests a specific party ballot to vote nominations

A type of voting where a person votes for candidates of different political parties is known as?

Which election group can be coordinated with a candidate election committee?

Why is it difficult for third parties other than Republican and Democrats to win elections?

An elections where you must register with a political party and then vote among that parties candidates is known as?

What line has been spoken in every Star Wars movie?

Which is true of Political Action Committees (PACs)?