Across
- 1. system, a political system in which only one party exits
- 6. party, a political party based on a certain set of beliefs such as political or economics issue
- 8. election, the regularly scheduled election at which vorers make a final selection of officeholders
- 11. supported by two parties
- 13. primary, a party's nominating election in which any qualified voter can vote
- 14. a person who holds an office
- 15. party, American politics the rebuplican democratic parites
- 16. primary, a party's nominating election in whic only declared party members can vote
- 18. the activities connected to trying to get a person elected to a political office
- 19. party, a political party that is not supported by a large number of people
- 21. party, a group of people that tries to control the government by getting its candidates elected
- 25. all of the people allowed to vote in an election
- 28. primary, an election held within a party to pick that party's candidates for the general election
- 29. election, election is which candidates are not identidied by party labels
- 30. a person who hopes to be elected to a public office
Down
- 2. a voting district the smallest area where elections can be held
- 3. system, a system in which several major and minor parties compete for and win public office
- 4. a person who is less concerned about the amount of government control and more open to change
- 5. the tool voters use to select a canidate
- 7. nominating methd i which a person anounces an intention to run for public office
- 9. a political party's statements of ideas, policies, and belifs
- 10. to give up an office or position
- 12. a person who believes in less governmental control and more individual responsablity
- 17. system, the practice of giving government jobs to loyal supporters
- 20. a temporry coming together of several groups to form a majority in order to control a governemnt
- 22. the process of candidates selection in a electoral system
- 23. strong support of a political party
- 24. to select a candidate to run for a political office
- 26. primary, an election in which voters recieve a long ballot containing the names of all contenders regardless of party, and can vote however they choose
- 27. a group of people who think alike and meet to select te candidates they will support in an upcoming election