Presidential Election Quiz

According to the United States Constitution, how often is a presidential election held?

• Every two years

• Every four years

• Every six years

• Every eight years

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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

Which article of the Constitution establishes the qualifications for the presidency?

• Article I

• Article II

• Article III

• Article IV

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When does the nominating process for presidential candidates officially begin?

• November of the election year

• January of the election year

• March of the election year

• July of the election year

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What must a candidate receive to secure a party's nomination?

• A majority of the votes from the delegates

• A majority of the votes from the public

• A majority of the votes from the media

• A majority of the votes from the Congress

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What influences the public's perception of the candidates?

• Media reports and public opinion polls

• The candidate's family background

• The candidate's personal wealth

• The candidate's educational qualifications

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What is the purpose of the national conventions?

• To finalize the election results

• To select the vice-presidential candidate

• To help start the general election campaign

• To conduct public opinion surveys

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What must a candidate do to officially represent a political party?

• Be nominated by that party

• Win the general election

• Secure media endorsements

• Gain public support

What is characterized by intense campaigning in the spring of an election year?

• General elections

• Primaries and caucuses

• National conventions

• Presidential debates

What happens if a president is running for re-election?

• The nomination process is skipped

• The nomination process must still be completed

• The president automatically becomes the candidate

• The vice-president becomes the candidate

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