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is measured by asking people to agree or disagree with statements such as "I don't think public officials care much what people like me think."  

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occurs when people base their choices in an election on their own issue preferences. 

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An typically requires gaining signatures on a proposed law equaling 10 percent of the number of votes in the previous election.  

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In 1993, the Act made voter registration easier by allowing eligible voters simply to check a box on their driver's license application or renewal form.  

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It is the that actually determines the president of the United States, not the popular vote.  

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Over two centuries of American electoral history include greatly expanded .  

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Politicians are very attracted to the theory of elections.  

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The allows voters to approve or disapprove some state legislative act.  

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The benefit from doing one's is the long-term contribution made toward preserving democracy.  

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