Politics vocabulary

A ballot box is...

• a small area in a theatre or court
• a box in which people put their ballots after voting
• the television
• a container made of wood, cardboard, metal, etc.

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A bill is...

• a document that shows how much you owe somebody for goods or services
• a piece of paper money
• Draft of a proposed law to be discussed in parliament

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A party is...

• one of the people or groups of people involved in a legal agreement or argument
• a social occasion, often in a person’s home, at which people eat, drink, talk, dance and enjoy themselves
• a political organization that you can vote for in elections. For example Labour Party

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A voting booth is...

• a small tent or temporary structure at a market
• a place to sit in a restaurant which consists of two long seats with a table between them
• a small confined place where you can do something privately, for example vote

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PM stands for

• Prime Minister
• Parliament Member
• Participative Management

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MP stands for

• Melting Point
• Military Police
• Member of Parliament

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In the UK there are two leading parties. These are:

• Conservative Party&Labour Party
• Green Party&Labour Party
• Democratic Unionist Party&Conservative Party
• Green Party&Scottish National Party

In the USA there are also two leading parties. These are:

• Libertarian Party&Independent
• Independent&Democratic Party
• Democratic Party&Republican Party
• Independent&Republican Party