Across
- 5. believes they were elected to use their own knowledge and judgement
- 7. civil right which allows citizens to vote out an elected official before their term ends
- 9. one party controls the executive branch, while the another controls the legislative
- 11. someone running for office, usually coming from a law profession
- 13. currently holding office
- 14. method of nomination; can be open, closed, or "top-two"
- 15. a trial open to an audience
Down
- 1. favor a small government with less spending and lower taxes
- 2. system that allows each branch of government to inspect the power of other branches
- 3. duration of someone staying in office
- 4. direct vote by everyone on a political question
- 6. document in which a vote is registered secretly
- 8. voting before the offical date of election
- 10. process that allows citizens to vote
- 12. prevents an accused from being tried again on the same accusations
