A poll you take before entering the voting stand.

A group that watches the government's moves and makes sure they convey the public interests.

A contribution that is not contributed to a certain candidate, therefore, avoids legal limitations.

The amendment that allows you to have freedom of press and speech, etc.

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A poll you take after exiting the voting stand.

They focus on the actual poll and the public perspective.

A political committee that raises money to defeat or promote a candidate. They have a limit on how much they can raise.

The amendment that gave women the right to vote

Describes how the government operates and how it is structured.

A vote is when the citizens of the US vote for a candidate.

The media decides whether they want to talk about certain events or avoid certain events.

A political group that focuses on a problem/concern in our world and promotes it to get attention.

The amendment outlaws rejecting people to vote based on race.

These articles outline our government branches.

A group of 538 people cast their votes for President. First to 270 wins

30-second clip used online to convey a message of a speech.

A political committee that is not connected to one committee and raises money from businesses. They can raise an unlimited amount of money.

The amendment outlaws people going through your house for no reason.

The state relations are described and outlined in this article.

Where a voter states his preference for the candidate's party or candidate in general

When media platforms side more with one side than the other and it shows in their writing.

Sets and watches the laws applied to Presidental Elections. They oversee the financial side of the Presidental Elections.

The amendment reserves some powers to states.

The article has the main topic of Ratification.