Dinner party

Telethon

Bake sale

Car wash

To raise money for the campaign

To manage the campaign's finances

To comply with campaign finance laws

All of the above

$2,900

$5,800

$10,000

$20,000

Hard money contributions are subject to contribution limits, while soft money contributions are not.

Hard money contributions can be used for any campaign purpose, while soft money contributions can only be used for certain purposes.

Hard money contributions are made by individuals, while soft money contributions are made by organizations.

All of the above

To raise money for a specific candidate or cause

To support or oppose a specific candidate or cause

To educate voters about a specific candidate or cause

All of the above

Super PACs can raise and spend unlimited amounts of money, while traditional PACs are subject to contribution limits.

Super PACs can only support or oppose candidates, while traditional PACs can also support or oppose causes.

Super PACs are not required to disclose their donors, while traditional PACs are.

All of the above

To raise money for a specific candidate or cause

To support or oppose a specific candidate or cause

To educate voters about a specific candidate or cause

All of the above

501(c)(3) organizations are non-profit organizations, while 527 organizations are political organizations.

501(c)(3) organizations can engage in limited political activity, while 527 organizations can engage in unlimited political activity.

501(c)(3) organizations are required to disclose their donors, while 527 organizations are not.

All of the above

To raise money for the campaign

To generate excitement for the campaign

To educate voters about the candidate

All of the above

Town hall meetings are typically smaller and more intimate than campaign rallies.

Town hall meetings allow voters to ask questions of the candidate, while campaign rallies are more focused on speeches and performances.

Town hall meetings are typically held in smaller venues, while campaign rallies are typically held in larger venues.

All of the above

To allow candidates to present their views on the issues

To allow voters to compare the candidates side-by-side

To generate excitement for the election

All of the above

Primary elections are held to select the candidates who will run in the general election.

General elections are held to elect the officeholders who will serve in government.

Primary elections are typically held earlier than general elections.

All of the above

To verify the accuracy of the election results

To correct any errors that may have occurred in the counting of votes

To allow candidates to challenge the results of the election

All of the above

Runoff elections are held when no candidate receives a majority of the votes in the general election.

Runoff elections are typically held shortly after the general election.

Runoff elections are only held in certain states.

All of the above

To formally swear in the newly elected president or governor

To celebrate the beginning of a new term in office

To allow the president or governor to deliver a speech to the public

All of the above