Grassroots lobbying refers to
A) inside-the-beltway persuasion.
B) trying to get officials' attention and change their minds by getting their constituents to take action.
C) specialized strategies for raising and spending campaign funds to influence office holders.
D) intense citizen support of government policies.
E) appeals to the established media for help.
B
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Since 1996, the Commission on Presidential Debates has limited the participants to:
A. candidates of the two major parties-the Democrats and the Republicans-and one candidate from a third party. B. only candidates of the two major parties-the Democrats and the Republicans. C. candidates of the two major parties in the first debate, and one candidate from a third party in the second debate. D. two candidates of up to four parties at a time. E. three candidates at a time.
Choice of a ballot format is usually made by the:
What will be an ideal response?