Which legislation requires public disclosure of spending, bans interest group donations, and limits individual contributions to campaigns?

Which Executive agency enforces the rules established by the FECA?

What are organizations formed by interest groups or businesses to donate money to campaigns called?

What do we use to select our president?

What is the proposed alternative to the Electoral college where electoral votes per state would be divided based on the proportion of the popular vote called?

How much of the electoral vote is needed in order to win the presidency

How much of the popular vote within one state is needed to win all of that state's electoral votes? (In all states except Nebraska and Maine)

Who won the popular vote in the 2000 Presidential Election?

How is the amount of electoral votes that each state gets determined?

How many electoral votes does Missouri have

How many total electoral votes are there?

How many electoral votes constitute a majority?

Which state has the most electoral votes?

Which amendment allows the House to decide the presidency if no candidate receives a majority of the votes?

Which amendment allows Washington, D.C. to have three electoral votes for the Presidency?

Which linkage institution that organizes campaigns to NOMINATE CANDIDATES?

Which is the main election in which an officeholder is selected?

What is the purpose of primaries and caucuses?

What might a candidate spend campaign contribution on?

What are donations made directly to a political party for general purposes called?

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