Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees that an American citizen shall not be discriminated against in exercising the right to vote. It states that the federal and state governments cannot bar a citizen from voting because the person had been a slave or because of race. More »
Apportionment is the process by which representation in legislative bodies is distributed among... More >>
Corrupt practices are unethical techniques used by politicians to gain a political advantage in... More >>
Election campaign is a series of operations designed to win votes for a certain candidate, party,... More >>
Electoral College is a group of representatives that formally elects the president and vice... More >>
Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees that an American citizen shall... More >>
Gerrymander, JEHR ee man duhr, is the practice of dividing a city, state, or country into voting... More >>
Hatch Political Activities Act
Hatch Political Activities Act is a law that limits the political activities of United States... More >>
Initiative and referendum are actions that allow the voters of a city, state, or country a... More >>
Plebiscite, PLEHB uh syt, is a vote of the people on any question. But the term has come to mean... More >>
Political convention is a gathering at which major political parties in the United States... More >>
Primary election is a method of selecting candidates to run for public office. In a primary... More >>
Proportional representation is a system of electing members of a legislature. It is designed to... More >>