2.3 Campaigning, It's a Process

What is the minimum age requirement to run for President of the United States?

• 25 years old

• 30 years old

• 35 years old

• 40 years old

How many years must a presidential candidate have lived in the United States?

• 10 years

• 12 years

• 14 years

• 16 years

What is the main focus of local elections like mayoral races?

• National issues

• International relations

• Local issues and organization

• Statewide policies

What are the two major party committees mentioned in the text?

• Republican National Committee and Democratic National Committee

• Republican National Convention and Democratic National Convention

• Republican Party of America and Democratic Party of America

• Republican National Congress and Democratic National Congress

What is the purpose of a candidate's platform?

• To entertain voters

• To inform voters about the issues they stand for

• To confuse the opposition

• To raise money for the campaign

How do campaigns help voters get to know candidates?

• Through social media only

• Through interviews, ads, speeches, and public appearances

• Through private meetings

• Through online games

Why do campaigns cost millions of dollars?

• Because they are short and intense

• Because they involve a lot of travel

• Because the election process is long and requires many resources

• Because they are held in expensive venues

What is the main goal of candidates during the primaries?

• To win debates

• To gain media attention

• To come out ahead in the primaries

• To travel to all states

What is one way campaigns help voters?

• By providing free merchandise

• By making voters laugh

• By helping voters understand candidates' experiences

• By offering free transportation

What is the role of the Republican National Committee and Democratic National Committee?

• To organize debates

• To hold primaries and caucuses

• To fundraise for candidates

• To create campaign ads