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  1. 4. a guarantee in the First Amendment
  2. 6. banning the use of soft money in federal campaigns and increasing the 1974 limits on individual and group contributions to candidates
  3. 7. elected party officials
  4. 8. voters may vote for candidates of either party
  5. 10. only voters who are registered in the party may vote to choose the candidate
  6. 11. choosing earlier and earlier dates to hold their primaries
  7. 14. occur when party loyalty becomes less important to voters
  8. 19. is a special election initiated by petition to allow citizens to remove an official from office before a term expires
  9. 20. occur when the minority party is able to win with the support of majority-party members, independents, and new voters
  10. 25. is the right to vote
  11. 27. occur during the year when no presidential election is held
  12. 28. allows citizens to nominate candidates
  13. 32. when no candidate from a party receives a majority of the votes
  14. 34. voting based on what voters perceive to be in their own best interest
  15. 36. allows citizens to vote directly on issues called propositions
  16. 37. elimination of poll taxes in federal elections
  17. 38. A vote for candidates of different political parties on the same ballot, instead of for candidates of only one party
  18. 39. occurs when the minority party wins by building a new coalition of voters that continues over successive elections
  19. 40. voting for candidates based upon the party to which they belong
  20. 41. occur when the traditional majority power maintains power based on the party loyalty of voters
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  1. 1. the supreme court ruled that limiting the ability of businesses, unions, and other groups to fund their own efforts to elect or defeat candidates for office is unconstitutional
  2. 2. allows lesser known or weaker candidates from the presidential candidates party to win by riding the “coattails” of the nominee
  3. 3. are nominating elections in which voters choose the candidates from each party who will run for office in the general election
  4. 5. states use this today to determine whom the state delegates to the national party convention will support
  5. 9. indicare sharp changes in existing patterns of party loyalty
  6. 12. elimination of gender disqualifications
  7. 13. are elections in which the voters choose from among all the candidates nominated by political parties or running as independents
  8. 15. elimination of race disqualifications
  9. 16. allows voters to petition to propose issues to be decided by qualified voters
  10. 17. was designed to make voter registration easier
  11. 18. occurs in early march when the greatest number of states hold presidential preference primaries on the same day
  12. 21. is the independent regulatory agency charged with administering and enforcing the federal campaign finance law.
  13. 22. when people do not believe their vote out of millions of votes will make a difference
  14. 23. lowering the minimum age for voting in federal elections to 18
  15. 24. when voters go to the polls on election day they are casting the popular vote this vote is actually for electors
  16. 25. allows for the direct election of senators
  17. 26. voting based on past performance of the candidate
  18. 29. meetings run by political parties that are held at the county, district, or precinct level
  19. 30. the citizens eligible to vote
  20. 31. voting based on how the voter believes the candidate will perform in office
  21. 33. donations to political parties that could be used for general purposes
  22. 35. voters may vote to choose the candidates of either party whether they belong to that party or not