The vocabulary of elections

Elections are a democratic way of choosing a country's ....................................
1. ballot
2. president
3. debate
4. polls
Before election day, televisions and newspapers show the results of .......................... to give people an approximate idea of the results.
1. ballots
2. presidents
3. debates
4. polls
A ....................... is the piece of paper with the candidate name on it.
1. ballot
2. president
3. survey
4. poll
Only people of 18 or older can ........................................
1. campaign
2. vote
3. debate
4. run for the White House
American people have electronic ................................................to cast their ballots.
1. voting machines
2. polls
3. debates
4. civil duties
The Democrat .................................. was favourite according to an internet survey.
1. president
2. candidate
3. voter
4. citizen
The two candidates appeared last night on a heated ..................................... on Channel Four.
1. survey
2. poll
3. debate
4. civil duty
You must vote when you're eighteen years old: it's a ..........................................................
1. candidate
2. poll
3. civil duty
4. ballot
The Democrats and the Republicans are the two dominant ...................... in the US.
1. parties
2. ballots
3. voting machines
4. surveys
Before election day, the two candidates .................... to get people's votes: they visit cities, make electoral speeches and present their programs.
1. vote
2. campaign
3. cast their ballots
4. debate