Only members of a political party can:A.donate to a political candidate.B.vote in a closed primary.C.vote in federal elections.D.run for public office.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why might citizens choose to join a political party?A.They can vote in a closed primary.B.They can donate to their preferred candidate.C.They can participate in civil disobedience.D.They will be eligible to vote in federal elections.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

A voter who is not registered as a Republican:A.cannot vote in a closed Republican primary.B.can vote only in a closed Democratic primary.C.can vote in any Republican primary.D.cannot vote in any primary.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Why might a citizen work on a political campaign?A.It is a way to work for political changes.B.It is a civic obligation under the law.C.It is a requirement for members of political parties.D.It is a prerequisite for voting in primary elections.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

How do winner-take-all, single-member-district election structures discourage minor-party efforts?Group of answer choicesAlthough the news media provide free time for the major parties to advertise candidates, minor parties must purchase advertising time.Minor parties have difficulty raising enough money to purchase a position on the election ballot.Failure to win a majority leaves a minor party with no representation at all.Minor-party candidates are prohibited by law from running.

Which task do volunteers for a political campaign usually do?A.Count votes on Election DayB.Print posters and campaign materialsC.Register as a member of a political partyD.Distribute information about voting rights