US Elections

3. To formally express a choice in an election, usually by marking a paper ballot or using a voting machine.
4. The physical location or building where citizens go to cast their ballots on election day.
6. A person who has the legal right to vote and casts a ballot in an election.
8. To formally choose NOT to vote in an election.
9. A person who rules, guides, or inspires a group of people or a political party.
11. A series of organized activities (speeches, ads, tours) intended to win an election.
14. Favoring traditional values, limited government intervention, and lower taxes.
17. Favoring progressive social policies, government regulation, and economic equality.
18. Related to democracy, or relating to the U.S. political party that generally supports progressive and social policies.
19. Someone who is active in government or running for an elected office.

1. A large printed image or placard displayed in public spaces to promote a candidate or cause.
2. A member or supporter of the Democratic Party.
5. A short, memorable phrase used in political advertising to convey a message (e.g., "Make America Great Again" or "Let's Win This!").
7. A person who is competing to win an election or get a specific political position.
10. To choose someone for a political office or official position by voting.
12. A survey of public opinion, or the process of voting in an election.
13. A legal member of a country who enjoys full civil rights, including the right to vote.
15. A member or supporter of the Republican Party.
16. A large public gathering held to support a political candidate, idea, or cause.
19. An organized group of people with similar political opinions that seeks to get its candidates elected.