These three examples are part of what considerations?
1) Incumbent popularity
2) local party support
3) campaign costs

The manipulation of electoral district boundaries which may favor one party and could create high polarization/incumbency advantages

These events allow candidates to define campaign messages, help parties reconnect after difficult primaries, and produce large and exclusive media coverage

Name three campaign strategies

This legislation outlawed discriminatory voting practices and voting literacy tests

Why might campaigns target swing voters over increasing voter turnout?

A system where voters can recall specific information about candidates, and incorporate it into their consciousness via reception, acceptation and sampling. It then becomes part of political opinion or choice.

When did presidential debates become part of the election cycle?

A candidate trying to improve poll standings by empathizing issues they are strong in is an example of what?

This case functionally prevented the federal government from reviewing new voting laws passed by states for discriminatory purposes

These are all reasons why ____ won the Presidency
- maintained heavy media coverage
- activated pre-existing voter beliefs
- radicalized world view and a guise of economic liberalism

A system where Voters adjust evaluation of candidates after immediate assessment of campaign material, which is mostly forgotten. Voters only remember overall opinions about the candidate in question.

These are methods campaigns may use to develop what?
1) door-to-door interviews
2) polling + surveys
3) connecting demographic data to voter files

Which principle of advertising encourages the presentation of certain candidates in an unpopular way by connecting them to an unpopular public opinion?

This case ruled that laws preventing corporations and unions from funding independent political advertising violated the first amendment

A system where Probability that a persons vote in pivotal x the benefits of the desired outcome + duties, - the cost of voting
(PxB+D-C)

These are all reasons for what?
1) pressure from activists/politicians
2) recommendations of McGovern-Fraser
3 party rifts (ie, Roosevelt vs Taft)

These are all examples of what?
1) talking/socializing
2) cues from community leaders
3) cues from opinion journalists

The court in this case ruled that while partisan gerrymandering is less than democratic, the federal courts cannot do anything about it

These are factors of what political issue?
- lacking ambition or desire to run
- disliked or unwanted by voters

____:a deliberate action/opinion made to achieve a political outcome
____: a political issue over which voters share common preferences

These three facts are about what institution?
1) it gives greater weight to voters in smaller states
2) encourages campaign increases in tipping point states with more of x type of votes
3) if the 2016 votes from this institution had been proportionally distributed, Trump still would have won

Name three facts about US historical turnout patterns
(Hint: one is a research flaw, one is about a specific president, and one is about a social movement)

This government group was put together to investigate remedies to the issue of candidate selection without popular input, particularly after the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago.