exam 3 (3) Flashcards
what does the constitution say about bureaucracy?
nothing
what steps outlined the administrative procedure act?
posting notice of idea, presenting views, posting idea on federal register and rule going into effect no sooner than 30 days after publication
what are the different types of primary elections?
closed semi-closed open blanket top two primary
define open.
permit any registered voter to cast a vote in primary, regardless of his or her political affiliation
define semi-closed
allow a party to choose whether or not to allow non-members to vote
define closed
only open to those that are registered with a major political party
define two-type
all candidates, regardless of party affiliation, are listed on one ballot.
define blanket
voters may pick one candidate for each office without regard to party
define initiative
right or ability to represent a new bill or measure
define referendum
the submission of a proposed public measure or actual stature to a direct popular vote
define recall
a vote to remove someone from their political position
why do early primaries and caucuses have so much influence?
because Iwoa and NewHam generate a lot of attention for candidates
why are super delegates?
loyal to party and are invited to vote at national convention
who selects the president?
electoral college
how many seats are out state assigned in our electoral college
55
