Chapter 6 & 7

Election Day is always held on a:

Most campaign money is spent on:

The major source of campaign funding in the U.S. comes from:

The first primary held in a presidential election year is held in:

The time zone fallout has the biggest negative effect on voters from the:

Preclearance applies to all of the following states EXCEPT:

To win the general election candidates will generally present themselves as:

Most election law is:

The most basic form of a ballot in our country today is:

How much money may an individual donate to a presidential candidate since 2002?

 Amendment that guarentees the right to vote can not be denied to anyone based on race, color:

The only people who can participate in a closed primary are:

Jews most often belong to this political party:

How much money could an individual donate to a presidential campaign before 2002?

Protestants will most often belong to this political party:

The elections that produce the largest voter turnout are:

How many PACs are active in the U.S. today?

The oldest form of the nominating process in the U.S. political system is:

Individuals with a high level of education tend to vote:

The first Caucus nominations were made in the colonial period in:

In this type of primary you can vote for candidates of either political party:

A person must be how old to vote in the United States?

In recent years more people have been registering as a member of the:

The coattail effect is most apparent in which type of elections?

How much money may PACs donate to a presidential candidate?