Chapter 14

2. voter groups that advocate for a political party over time
4. System in which two political parties dominate politics, winning almost all elections
7. primary election in which only those who have registered as a member of a political party may vote
9. the formal process through which parties choose their candidates for political office
10. Minor political parties in competition with the two major parties. Some obstacles include winner take all electoral systems, single member districts, a narrow, focused agenda, and negative press.

1. a primary election in which all eligible voters may vote, regardless of their party affiliation
3. The time period that one party wins the majority of national elections.
5. Voting Voting for all candidates from one political party.
6. An organized group of leaders, officeholders, and voters who work together to elect candidates and influence policy.
8. Voting Voting for candidates from different political parties in the same election.