Realigning elections are also known as __________.

Realigning elections are also known as __________.
 
  a. special elections
 b. critical elections
  c. primary elections
  d. general elections

Question -2-

Which is a potential problem with online voting?
 
  a. Internet access for lower-income Americans
  b. bias in favor of young voters
 c. bias in favor of corporations
  d. inefficient vote counting

Question -3-

Which of the following is true of primaries?
 
  a. They have increased the role of political parties in the nominating process.
 b. They vary significantly from state to state.
  c. They were first adopted in the 1930s.
  d. They have made candidates more accountable to the political parties.

Question -4-

The majority party in the state legislature can use which redistricting process to help defeat an incumbent of the minority party.
 
  a. It can put a cap on how much money is spent in campaigns.
  b. It can craft districts that pit an incumbent against another incumbent.
  c. It can impose term limits for unpopular candidates.
  d. It necessitates a new and expensive media campaign every two years.

Question -5-

For citizens in most states, party has a particular legal meaning. What is it?
 
  a. party constitution
  b. party government
 c. party registration
  d. party organization