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Take The Voter Communication Challenge!

Accurate Voter Identification and personalised targeting in the 40:40 played a key role in securing our 12-seat Conservative majority on 7th May. If you had been a campaign manager in a 40:40 seat, would you have known...

Questions: 21 | Attempts: 115 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2025

Sample Question 1
Why do we input the Marked Register? Tick all that apply.

To target regular voters who support us to ask them to become volunteers and/or donors

To target supporters who don't vote to offer a postal vote

To target supporters who don't vote in the GOTV phase

To canvass regular voters in areas with lots of typical swing voters and where the results are close

To ignore people who didn't vote at the General Election

Sample Question 2
Which one of these was not part of the strategy used in Liberal Democrat-held seats?

To have framed the overall choice as one between David Cameron or Ed Miliband as Prime Minister

To undermine the reputation and popularity of the incumbent MP

To demonstrate that our candidates were working to and delivering a clear plan to secure a better future

To ensure voters understood that their vote would determine the national outcome because they were in a marginal constituency

AP Review Quiz Chapter 8

The AP Review Quiz Chapter 8 explores key aspects of American political processes, including the evolution of presidential nominations, distinctions between presidential and congressional campaigns, and the fixed size of the...

Questions: 25 | Attempts: 291 | Last updated: Mar 20, 2025

Sample Question 1
Presidential nominees were chosen by caucuses of their party's members in Congress

Prior to 1800.

In the early 19th century.

Until shortly before the Civil War.

Until the Reform Era of the 20th century.

Until the Great Depression.

Sample Question 2
A major difference between presidential campaigns and congressional campaigns is that

Fewer people vote in presidential elections.

Presidential incumbents can better serve their constituents.

Presidential incumbents can more easily avoid responsibility.

Presidential races are generally more competitive.

Congressional incumbents are more likely to be defeated.