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Unit 3Part B Form A Political Parties and Interest Groups

1.

____________party candidates rarely win major elections but can affect an election's outcome and influence government and social policy.

Third

2.

In____________ primaries, only voters who claim a specific party
affiliation can vote for that party's candidates.

closed

3.

Voting a____________ticket means casting votes for candidates from both parties.

split

4.

In establishing____________, special-interest groups can contribute money to candidates supporting their views on issues.

political action committees

5.

A ____________is a group of several adjoining precincts.

ward

6.

Many candidates use ______ whose job is to conduct regular
opinion polls.

pollsters

7.

In a __________________ , citizens vote to approve or reject state or local laws.

referendum

8.

The issues that receive the most time, money, and effort from
government officials make up the

public agenda

9.

The _________ technique means convincing the public to vote for an idea or candidate because victory is already certain

bandwagon

10.

Interest groups often hire ______ to help influence lawmakers and pubic policy.

lobbyists