Politics of the United States Questions

Relative to other states, the office of the governor of Texas is:

The majority of financial assistance from the federal government to the states comes in the form of:

Voter turnout in local elections has historically been higher than turnout in federal elections

In Texas, African Americans and Hispanics identify with which party atmuch higher rates than Anglos

A series of state laws and party rules that denied African Americans the right to cote in the Democratic primary in Texas during the first half of the 20th century:

All of Texas follows the "Dillon Rule" principle

All of the following are polling inaccuracies and fallacies except

One of the most major factors causing party realignment in Texas and other southern states was:

"Any group, however loosely organized, seeking to elect government officeholders under a given label is:

The national rifle association (NRA) is an example of a:

Which of the following activities would be considered "direct lobbying?"

On March 6, 1936, Mexican general Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna defeated Texan rebels at:

A group of people with common goals who are organized to seek political policy objectives they are unable to achieve by themselves

Generally speaking, the journalistic integrity of Texas newspapers began to see dramatic increases during:

Large television media conglomerates such as Sinclair Broadcast group have:

In 2011, the word 'oops' effectively ended the presidential ambitions of

Hypothetically, if a public opinion poll is conducted, and the average approval rating of governor Greg Abbot is found to be 48%, with a margin of error of 3%, the 95% confidence interval for the results would be:

The interest group which was instrumental to Rick Perry's successful 1990 election campaign was:

Since 1980, men have consistently voted at higher rates than women in presidential elections

A specific, local voting area created by a county commissioners court is a