Iowa has the honor of being the first in the nation for primaries and caucuses during election season.

The Republican party is seen as the more “liberal” party in America; supporting such issues as pro-choice, legalizing undocumented immigrants, and free tuition for colleges.

There has never been an instance in the presidential election in which the candidate that won the popular vote did not win the electoral college.

An individual must be registered and affiliated with a political party to participate in that party’s caucus in Iowa.

The Democratic and Republican Caucuses are identical in the state of Iowa.

PAC’s are political action committees that collect and spend funds for political purposes.

According to federal restrictions, how old must an individual be in order to vote in the United States?

Which of the following is NOT a voter restriction implemented in the state of Iowa?

Which of the following is an example of a “wedge” issue in politics?

What is the “magic number” for candidates to reach to win the electoral college vote?

How are the number of electors determined for each state?

How many electors does the state of Iowa have?

How is a winner determined if there is a tie in the electoral college?

According to voting trends discussed in class, which major political party do women in America typically vote for?

According to voting trends discussed in class, which major political party do non-union members in America typically vote for?

What is the most predominate tactic used by interest groups in the political process?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an interest group as discussed in class?

What is the only state in America that does not require voter registration?

What percentage of people typically participate by voting in elections within the United States?

What is the very first step of the Iowa Caucus process?

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