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This study guide covers voter turnout and behavior in US Government. Key topics include: factors affecting voter turnout (state/federal election laws, voter registration, incentives/penalties, midterm vs. presidential elections), and factors influencing voter choice (family, political efficacy, party ID, candidate characteristics, contemporary issues, demographics like gender, age, race, religion). It also provides practice questions and exam tips including common question types and strategies.
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Question 1 of 12
Which level of government has primary control over the specifics of election laws, such as setting the time and place of elections? 🤔
The federal government
State governments
Local governments
The Supreme Court