To qualify for matching funds, a candidate must __________
a. agree not to accept money from PACs during the primary season
b. raise at least $2,500 in individual contributions in at least 10 states
c. petition his or her party for the funds
d. raise at least $5,000 in individual contributions of $250 or less in at least 20 states
e. receive at least 5 percent of the vote in two successive primaries
d
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Which of the following best describes the activities of the Communist Party in post-apartheid South Africa?
a. It does not contest elections, preferring instead to exercise influence as a grouping within the African National Congress. b. It contests elections only at the subnational level; at the national level, its candidates run on the African National Congress list. c. It is a moderate left party that contests elections at all levels, although it has yet to win any seats. d. It is a moderate left party that contests elections at all levels and has generally dominated a small province in the northeast of the country. e. Formally it has disbanded but informally it remains active mainly as a political organizing group among unions.
Modem bureaucracy has undergone so many changes that all influences from the past have been lost.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Those who cast ballots generally hold distinctly different views about the proper role of government than those who don't vote or don't register to vote.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What is a potential downside of narrowcasting?
a. It gives Democrats an unfair advantage in elections. b. It restricts the public's access to news that represents different ideologies. c. It allows people to ignore news contradicting their preexisting points of view. d. It increases the power of partisan newspapers.