US Presidential Election Process Quiz

Closed primary in the presidential election process is?

• A primary election held only in swing states.
• A primary election that includes independent voters.
• A primary election restricted to registered party members can vote.

• A primary election open to all voters.

What is an open primary in the presidential election process?

• A primary that allows voters to select candidates from multiple parties for the general election.
• A primary where only registered party members can vote.
• An open primary is a type of primary election where voters can choose which party's primary to participate in, regardless of their own party affiliation.
• A type of election where candidates are chosen by party leaders.

Presidential election process, what is the meaning of caucus?

• A caucus is a nationwide poll conducted by the government.
• A caucus is a local gathering of party members to discuss and select candidates for an election.
• A caucus is a type of election held only in presidential years.
• A caucus is a formal vote held in a large auditorium.

Only registered party members can vote

• Open primary

• closed primary

• caucus

Allows all qualified voters to participate in the vote

• closed primary

• caucus

• open primary

• Selective voting

a meeting of members of a particular political party or group to discuss policy, select candidates

• convention
• summit
• forum
• caucus

This is where delegates are chosen to represent their state at the national convention and chose their candidate.

• Party leadership selection
• State legislature vote
• General election
• state conventions

Super Tuesday is?

• A day when multiple U.S. states hold primary elections.
• A national holiday in the U.S.
• A celebration of statehood for all U.S. states.
• A day when Congress meets to vote on laws.

National Convention in the presidential election process is?

• A public opinion poll on candidates.
• A fundraising event for the party.
• A debate among presidential candidates.
• A gathering to nominate a presidential candidate.

a formal gathering held by each major political party (usually the Democratic and Republican parties) to officially select and nominate their candidate for President and Vice President for the general election

• National convention

• Electoral assembly
• Primary election
• Caucus meeting