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Across 2. FEDERAL ELECTION EXAMINATION OF NEW VOTING LAWS MEANT TO DISENFRANCHISE VOTERS, NO LONGER REQUIRED AFTER SCOTUS STRUCK DOWN PARTS OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT 3. LACK OF CONCERN FOR THE OUTCOME OF AN ELECTION 7. GROUPS OF VOTERS THAT SUPPORT A POLITICAL PARTY OVER TIME 8. SET OF RULES THAT GOVERN WHO CAN VOTE AND HOW, WHEN, AND WHERE THEY VOTE 10. A MAJOR NATIONAL ELECTION THAT SIGNALS A CHANGE IN THE BALANCE OF POWER BETWEEN TWO POLITICAL PARTIES 14. VOTERS CAN CREATE LAWS AND RULES 16. PROHIBITS RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN VOTING AND PLACED STATES WITH VOTING TEST AND VERY LOW VOTER TURNOUT SUBJECT TO PRECLEARANCE 22. VOTING BASED ON WHAT A CITIZEN BELIEVES IS IN THEIR BEST INTEREST 23. PERSON’S BELIEF THAT THEY CAN MAKE EFFECTIVE POLITICAL CHANGE 24. VOTING FOR CANDIDATES FROM DIFFERENT POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE SAME ELECTION 25. QUALIFICATIONS TO VOTE

Down 1. MEASURABLE ATTRIBUTES OF A POPULATION SUCH AS AGE, RACE, GENDER, ECONOMIC STATUS 4. CASTING A BALLOT FOR A CANDIDATE WHO PROMISES TO ENACT POLICIES FAVORED BY THE VOTER IN THE FUTURE 5. DIFFERENT WAYS IN WHICH INDIVIDUALS ACT TO SHAPE THE LAWS AND POLICIES 6. BALLOT THAT ALLOWS A VOTER TO ELECT A PARTY RATHER THAN INDIVIDUAL CANDIDATES 9. CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN NON-PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEARS 11. VOTING COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED BY A VOTER BEFORE THE DAY OF AN ELECTION WITHOUT GOING TO THE POLLS 12. THE DEGREE TO WHICH A VOTER IS CONNECTED TO OR INFLUENCED BY A PARTICULAR POLITICAL PARTY 13. MEASURE OF AN INDIVIDUAL’S WEALTH, INCOME, OCCUPATION, AND EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT 15. GOVERNMENT EFFORTS TO SPREAD INFORMATION ABOUT VOTING 16. NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE VOTERS WHO PARTICIPATE IN AN ELECTION AS A PERCENTAGE OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE VOTERS; REMEMBER – WEALTHIER, MORE EDUCATED, AND OLDER ALWAYS VOTE MORE THAN POOR, LESS EDUCATED, AND YOUNGER 17. VOTING BASED ON AN ASSESSMENT OF AN INCUMBENT’S PAST PERFORMANCE 18. CANDIDATES BELOW THE KEY LEADERS LIKE PRESIDENT, SENATOR, GOVERNOR 19. USING ATTRIBUTES SUCH AS AGE, RACE, GENDER, ECONOMIC STATUS, ETC. TO IDENTIFY PATTERNS BASED ON THESE ATTRIBUTES 20. THE RIGHT TO VOTE 21. VOTING FOR CANDIDATES THAT BELONG ONLY TO ONE POLITICAL PARTY FOR ALL THE OFFICES ON A BALLOT