How do state and local elections compare to national elections?A.Fewer citizens vote in state and local elections.B.More citizens vote in state and local elections.C.Voter turnout in state and local elections has increased more than in national elections.D.Voter turnout in all elections has remained the same.

Which statement best describes voting in the United States?A.Voting turnout is higher than in other democratic nations.B.More people vote in state elections than in federal elections.C.Voter turnout is lower in midterm elections than in presidential elections.D.More people vote in local elections than in federal elections.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which statement is true of voting in the United States?A.Voter turnout is about the same for presidential and midterm elections.B.More citizens vote in the United States than in other democratic countries.C.Voter turnout is higher in midterm election years than in presidential election years.D.Fewer citizens vote in the United States than in other democratic countries.

What is one major similarity between state and federal elections?A.Both are used to select leaders to represent single districts and entire states.B.Both select electors for the Electoral College rather than having voters directly elect leaders.C.Both are administered by employees of the Federal Election Commission to prevent fraud.D.Both are funded entirely with public money and candidates' personal spending.

How is a presidential election different from elections for most local, state, and other federal offices?A.The president is elected to represent a multimember district, while most other officials represent single-member districts.B.Citizens indirectly vote for the president, while they directly vote for candidates for most other offices.C.Presidential elections are staffed by federal employees, while elections for other offices are staffed by local workers.D.Presidential elections are not organized by region, while all other elections are.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which sentence most accurately describes elections in the United States?A.In major elections, ballots are typically counted by voting machines.B.Major elections require voters to visit polling places.C.Ballots are designed and submitted the same way in every district.D.Voting at the federal level is done via electronic touch screens.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS