Which of the following is FALSE about balloting in the United States?
A. The secret ballot is used.
B. Methods of balloting are constitutionally stipulated.
C. The government prepares the ballot.
D. The Australian ballot is used.
E. When balloting is complete, the ballots are counted by government officials.
Answer: B
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A. be detailed documents, so all officeholders know what to do B. provide specific instructions to the branches of government C. contain specific legislative provisions D. be concise and contain general principles
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a. Vetoing legislation. b. Appointing agency heads, personal assistants and other staff. c. Doing favors for lawmakers and local leaders through executive agencies and departments. d. Calling a special session of the legislature to address a crisis.
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A) courts B) executive branch offices C) political party organizations D) Congress E) news media
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