Front-Loading Refers to

question 5

Multiple Choice

Front-loading refers to

• A)the scheduling of state caucuses and primaries toward the beginning of the nomination calendar.
• B)the candidate's quest for contributions the year before the primaries and caucuses.
• C)news media coverage given to the front-runners.
• D)all the work that has to be done before the caucuses and primaries are actually held.

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Definitions:

Majority Voting

A process of making decisions where the choice that gets over fifty percent of the votes prevails.

Pizza Order

Consists of a request by a customer to purchase a specific type of pizza with chosen toppings, size, and quantity from a pizzeria or restaurant.

Paradox of Voting

The situation in which individual rationality (deciding not to vote because a single vote rarely decides an election) leads to a collective problem (poor electoral outcomes if many decide not to vote).

Median-Voter Model

The median-voter model is a political theory that suggests outcomes of majority-rule elections are determined by the preferences of the median voter.