The device by which a voter registers a choice in an election.

Every state requires that a person must qualify to vote based on these three factors.

Devices that attempt to collect information by asking people questions.

The right to vote.

National Election Day is the first _____ after the first Monday in November in even-numbered years.

People can vote without going to polling places; people apply for ballot; return it by mail.

It outlawed discrimination in public places.

Unscientific polls that ask the same question of a large number of people. It emphasizes quantity, not quality.

A procedure of voter identification intended to prevent fraudulent voting.

A person’s choice of which party to belong to based on many reasons such as race, religion, family, and major events.

Printed @ pub. expense, names of all candidates, given only at polls to voters, marked secretly.

It banned the poll tax.

Those means of communication that can reach large, widely dispersed audiences simultaneously.

The strong support of officeholders’ party and its policy stands.

Over half the votes cast in national elections are done on these, not by paper ballots or punch-cards anymore.

It groups the names of candidates under the title of the office. It favors split-ticket voting.

It eliminated the literacy test.

A means of communication. It transmits some kind of information. Media is the plural of it.

The potential voting population

It is done through elections, interest groups, the media, and personal contacts with the public.

It lists each party’s candidates in a column under the party’s name. It favors straight-ticket voting.

Of or from the people, the average voters

Defines universe, prepares questions, controls how poll taken, analyze/report finding to public.

A technique of persuasion aimed at influencing individual or group behaviors. Its goal is to create a particular belief.

A voting district