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18 Cards in this Set

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• Suffrage
the right to vote
• Franchise
the right to vote
• Electorate
the number of eligible voters in the United States
• Transient
persons living in a state only for a short time
• Registration
a procedure of voter identification intended to prevent fraudulent voting
• Purging
the process by which election officials review the voter registry and remove those who are no longer able to vote in an area
• Poll Books
the books that have the list of registered voters
• Literacy
a person’s ability to read or write
• Poll Tax
several states require a tax for the ability to vote in an election until the 14th Amendment
• Gerrymandering
the practice of drawing electoral district lines in order to limit the voting strength of a particular group
• Injunction
court order that either compels or restrains the performance of some act by a private individual or by a public official
• Preclearance
no new election laws and no changes to existing election laws could go into effect without approval by Dept. of Justice
• Off-Year Election
the congressional elections held in the even-numbered years between presidential elections
• Political Socialization
the process by which people gain their political attitudes and opinions
• Party Identification
the loyalty of people to a particular political party
• Straight-ticket voting
practice of voting for candidates of only one party in an election
• Split-ticket Voting
practice of voting for the candidates of more than one party in an election
• Independents
used to identify people who have no party affiliation