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Practice how U.S. elections work and how political parties participate.
#civics#us_grade_8_social_studies
20 questions
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Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
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Which person is eligible to vote in a federal election after registering by the state deadline?
Marisol became a U.S. citizen through naturalization, is 22, meets state residency rules, and registered on time. What is her voting status?
Jordan is 17 now but will turn 18 before Election Day. In almost every state, what may Jordan do about voting right now?
Ana is a 25-year-old U.S. citizen registered to vote in Ohio. She now works in Japan. How can she vote in a federal election?
A U.S. citizen lives in Puerto Rico during a presidential general election. What limit applies to that voter?
Use the process diagram. What stage belongs in the blank between the primary and the general election?
Use the process diagram. Which stage belongs in the blank, after the general election but before Congress counts electoral votes?
Use the process diagram. What stage belongs in the blank, after Congress counts the electoral votes?
Use the process diagram. Which stage belongs in the blank, before the presidential debates in September and October?
Use the process diagram. What process in the blank awards delegates before the national convention?
A group nominates candidates, appears on ballots under its name, and tries to win government offices. What type of organization is it?
Delegates at a party meeting officially choose presidential and vice presidential nominees. What party event is taking place?
A state party calls supporters, shares polling-place hours, and offers rides to the polls. What party role is this?
A national party website lists the issues it supports and the goals it wants elected officials to pursue. What role is the party filling?
A committee raises money and spends it to help many federal candidates who share one ballot label. What campaign-finance actor is this?
A state has 2 senators and 8 House members. How many electoral votes does it have for president?
A candidate wins a state's popular vote, so 48 states and Washington, D.C. would give that candidate all their electors. What rule is shown?
A presidential candidate receives 270 electoral votes after state results are counted. What does 270 represent?
Maine and Nebraska do not always give all their electors to one candidate. How do they award electoral votes instead?
No presidential candidate wins a majority of electoral votes. Under the Electoral College process, which body chooses the president?
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
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Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.
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Freedom of the Press and Media Literacy
20 questions
