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Tx Govt Ch 4 Quiz

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The Terrell Election Law enabled political party members to

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select political party nominees by allowing a direct primaries

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Organizations that raise and then contribute money to political candidates are known as

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political action committees

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Money spent by political parties on behalf of political candidates, especially for the purposes of increasing voter registration and turnout is called

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soft money

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Which is not a legal voting qualification in Texas?

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Being a nonresident of the state

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Texas' political culture can best be described as

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a mix of traditionalistic and individualistic.

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For a name to be placed on the general-election ballot, a candidate must be either a party nominee or an independent and

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win 5 percent of any statewide office

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Which of the following is not an argument put forward by those opposed to the voter ID law?

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It would only an advantage to minorities.

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Which of the following is not a demographic variable that affects turnout at the polls?

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Residency

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The total number of persons in the United States who are 18 years of age or older, regardless of citizenship, military status, felony conviction, or mental state defines

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voting age population

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Which of the following concerning Texas elections is correct?

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In presidential elections, as the turnout nationally has declined since 1960, Texas's turnout has actually increased

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According to the authors, what is the defining characteristic of representative democracies?

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Elections

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Once they register, voters are automatically sent renewals at their address of record by

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January 1st in even-numbered years

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The primary enforcement of regulations of state campaign laws is the responsibility of the

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Texas Ethics Commission

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What year was the Texas Constitution amended to extend the terms (from two years to four years) for the governor and other major administrative officials?

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1972

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Texas requires that all ballots and election materials be printed in other languages in addition to English if

Select one:

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counties have at least 5 percent or greater language minority.

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General elections in Texas are held on the

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Tuesday after the first Monday in November of even-numbered years.

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Which of the following is not part of the new media

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Major traditional networks

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What is it technically called when a person who identifies with one political party opts to vote in the other party's primary to influence its outcome?

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Crossover voting