Exam 5: Campaigns and Elections

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In what case did the Supreme Court rule that a key section of the Voting Rights Act was unconstitutional,which affected a key provision requiring Texas to have its new districts approved by the U.S.Department of Justice?

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Which U.S.Supreme Court decision held that confining party membership to white citizens within the Democratic Party in Texas was constitutional?

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There is no question that ________ is/are important for candidate success in Texas.

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The most important federal law involved in the expansion of the franchise in Texas was the

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The poll tax disenfranchised

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A closed primary allows only those individuals who________ to participate.

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In ________ the U.S.Supreme court held that the state executive committees were acting as agents of the state and were discriminating in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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The Motor Voter law requires a voter to have a driver's license.

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The poll tax was made illegal in federal elections in ________ but remained legal in state elections in Texas until ________.

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It is relatively easy for an independent candidate to get on the Texas ballot.

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Define in detail the following terms and what the relationship is to elections and voting in Texas: primary election,runoff primary,open primary,closed primary,general election,and early voting.

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To register to vote in Texas,a person must have been a resident of Texas for at least 30 days.

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One possible solution to reforming redistricting in Texas is to

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In Texas,primary elections are usually held in

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Texas ranks ________ in the nation in voter participation.

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Name recognition often gives ________ a distinct advantage in Texas elections.

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The primary elections are the second elections held in an electoral cycle.

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General elections for all national,state,and local offices must be held in November.

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The Voting Rights Act has been renewed several times since 1965,and new provisions have been added since then.For example,

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________ was the first Republican to hold the office of Texas governor since the end of Reconstruction.

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