Chapter 13: Campaigns, Elections, and Voting

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Local, state, and ________ determine when elections are held.
federal laws
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Voting behavior is influenced by various models, including ________ voting, retrospective voting, prospective voting, and party- line voting.
rational choice
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________ was able to create a new coalition of southerners, African Americans, the poor, Catholics and Jews, labor union members, and urban dwellers during the Great Depression.
Franklin D Roosevelt
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________ has made politicians and candidates more accessible and accountable to voters, particularly young people.
Social media
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________: voters choose from among all the candidates nominated by political parties or running as independents.
General elections
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________ is higher if the election is perceived as important, and higher in presidential elections than in off- year elections.
Voter turnout
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only voters registered with the party may vote for the candidate
Closed primary
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voters may vote for candidates of either party, regardless of their own affiliation
Open primary
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voters may vote for candidates of either party for different offices
Blanket primary
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held when no candidate receives a majority of votes
Runoff primary
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voters choose from among all the candidates nominated by political parties or running as independents
General elections
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held to decide on an issue before a primary or general election, such as to fill a vacancy in the Senate
Special elections
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These occur when the minority party wins with the support of majority-party members, independents, and new voters, but the long-term party preferences of voters remain unchanged
Deviating elections
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These indicate sharp changes in existing patterns of party loyalty due to changing social and economic conditions
Critical elections
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These occur when the minority party wins by building a new coalition of voters that continues over successive elections
Realigning elections
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These occur when party loyalty becomes less important to voters, as may be seen with the increase in independents and split-ticket voting
Dealigning elections