Understanding Voting and Democracy

What is a political party?

• A group of people who share the same ideas about government and work together to get candidates elected

• A place where people go to vote

• A type of ballot used in elections

• A document that registers voters

Which of the following is a type of political party?

• Democratic Party

• Voting Party

• Registration Party

• Ballot Party

What is the first step in the voter registration process?

• Filling out a registration form

• Voting in an election

• Receiving a ballot

• Joining a political party

Why is voter registration important?

• It helps ensure that only eligible voters can vote

• It allows people to join political parties

• It provides a list of candidates

• It determines the type of ballot used

What information is typically required for voter registration?

• Name, address, and date of birth

• Favorite color and hobby

• School name and grade

• Type of ballot preferred

How does a ballot work in an election?

• It is a paper or electronic form used to cast a vote

• It is a list of political parties

• It is a registration form for voters

• It is a document that explains democracy

What is the purpose of a ballot in an election?

• To allow voters to express their choice for candidates or measures

• To register voters for the next election

• To list all political parties

• To explain the rules of democracy

How can a voter ensure their ballot is counted?

• By following the instructions carefully and submitting it on time

• By joining a political party

• By registering to vote after the election

• By voting for the most popular candidate

What is democracy?

• A system of government where the people have the power to make decisions through voting

• A type of ballot used in elections

• A process of registering voters

• A group of political parties

How does voting impact democracy?

• It allows citizens to have a say in their government and influence decisions

• It registers voters for future elections

• It creates new political parties

• It determines the type of ballot used