PS Ch. 13 Voting
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| influencing another party's primary vote | ||
| approving a legislative action at the polls | ||
| voter's judgment of party's performance | ||
| rearrangement of coaltions due to demographic shifts | ||
| primary available only to single party | ||
| election signaling party realignment | ||
| voting for the opposite party | ||
| elected official invited to convention | ||
| to vote for candidates of different parties | ||
| number of people who vote on election day | ||
| majority of delegates overwhelm the minority | ||
| the November election of even years | ||
| realigning districts for party control | ||
| ballot measure originated by voters | ||
| a command from the voters | ||
| election in the middle of presidential term | ||
| contest without party declaration | ||
| primary available to all voters | ||
| rearrangement of coalitions due to political shifts | ||
| representative who actually decides presidential race | ||
| the entire voting public | ||
| setting an earlier state primary | ||
| early election to sift through possible candidates | ||
| votes based on candidate's promises | ||
| representatives from each state who cast the final ballots that actually elect a president | ||
| proposed change where states would be divided into regions and would all hold their primaries on the same day | ||
| a second primary where candidates receiving the most votes in the first primary compete for the office |