To ensure the fairness and integrity of the election

To promote the interests of a particular candidate or party

To determine the outcome of the election

To collect campaign contributions

To limit the amount of money that candidates can spend on their campaigns

To ensure that all candidates have equal access to campaign funds

To prevent corruption and undue influence in the electoral process

To promote transparency and accountability in campaign spending

To nominate candidates for elected office

To develop and promote party platforms

To mobilize voters and get them to the polls

To provide financial support to candidates

A primary election is held to select the party's candidate for the general election, while a general election is held to elect the officeholder

A primary election is held to determine the party's platform, while a general election is held to elect the officeholder

A primary election is held to select the party's delegates to the national convention, while a general election is held to elect the officeholder

A primary election is held to determine the party's rules and procedures, while a general election is held to elect the officeholder

A group of electors chosen by each state to cast electoral votes for president and vice president

A group of electors chosen by each state to cast electoral votes for senators and representatives

A group of electors chosen by each state to cast electoral votes for state and local officials

A group of electors chosen by each state to cast electoral votes for judges and other judicial officials

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To enforce campaign finance laws and regulations

To provide guidance to election officials on campaign finance issues

To investigate allegations of campaign finance violations

To conduct audits of campaign finances

A law that restricts the political activities of federal employees

A law that restricts the political activities of state and local employees

A law that restricts the political activities of judges and other judicial officials

A law that restricts the political activities of members of the military

To ensure that only eligible voters are allowed to vote

To make it easier for voters to cast their ballots

To collect data on the demographics of the electorate

To prevent voter fraud

Motor voter registration

Same-day registration

Online voter registration

Mail-in voter registration

To set up and operate polling places

To check voter identification and issue ballots

To count ballots and tabulate election results

To maintain order and security at polling places

A recount is a manual recount of ballots, while an audit is a review of election records

A recount is a review of election records, while an audit is a manual recount of ballots

A recount is a manual recount of ballots, while an audit is a statistical analysis of election results

A recount is a statistical analysis of election results, while an audit is a review of election records

To ensure that the election was conducted fairly and accurately

To identify any errors or irregularities in the election process

To verify the accuracy of the election results

To prevent voter fraud

Risk-limiting audits

Statistical audits

Ballot audits

Canvasser audits

To inform the public about the candidates and the issues

To hold candidates accountable for their actions and statements

To provide a platform for candidates to communicate with the public

To promote civic engagement and voter participation