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Across 1. STATE’S VOTERS CHOOSE DELEGATES TO SUPPORT A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE FOR NOMINATION OR TO SELECT A PARTY’S NOMINEE FOR A SEAT IN CONGRESS 4. MESSAGE ABOUT PUBLIC POLICY THAT DOES NOT ENDORSE OR OPPOSE ANY CANDIDATE 6. WALKING DOOR-TO-DOOR OR CALLING IN AN ATTEMPT TO FIND SUPPORTERS 8. ISSUES AND POLICY ARE PUSHED ASIDE AND THE PERSONALITY OF CANDIDATES INFLUENCE VOTERS ALLOWING CANDIDATE TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN STRATEGIES AND RAISE MONEY WITH LESS INFLUENCE FROM THE PARTY ELITE 9. GOVERNMENT MATCHES THE CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS RAISED BY A CANDIDATE 10. CAMPAIGN DONATIONS IN WHICH THE IDENTITY OF THE DONOR IS HIDDEN 13. SOCIAL GROUPS REGISTERED AS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WITH TAX PROTECTIONS, CLAIM THEY ARE NOT POLITICAL - BUT THEY ARE, FUNCTION IS TO EDUCATE PUBLIC AND LOBBY; UNLIMITED DONATIONS AND DOES NOT HAVE TO DISCLOSE THEIR DONOR LIST 14. PROFESSIONALS HIRED TO RUN CAMPAIGNS 16. UNLIMITED AMOUNTS OF MONEY GIVEN TO A POLITICAL PARTY 17. COLLECTING LOTS OF SMALL CONTRIBUTIONS FROM NUMEROUS DONORS TO CONTRIBUTE TO A CANDIDATE OR PARTY 18. AMASSED DONATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS A CANDIDATE HAS SAVED TO RUN FOR OFFICE 19. AMOUNTS OF MONEY LIMITED BY LAW GIVEN TO SPECIFIC POLITICAL CANDIDATES

Down 1. ORGANIZATION THAT RAISES MONEY TO ELECT OR DEFEAT CANDIDATES AND MAY DONATE MONEY DIRECTLY TO A CANDIDATE’S CAMPAIGN, SUBJECT TO LIMITS 2. CONGRESSIONAL ATTEMPT TO LIMIT HIDDEN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE RICH AND BY LARGE CORPORATIONS 3. ALLOWS PEOPLE TO VOTE FOR MULTIPLE CANDIDATES IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE, AFTER VOTES ARE TALLIED, IF NO CANDIDATES ACQUIRES A MAJORITY THE CANDIDATE WITH THE LEAST NUMBER OF VOTES IS ELIMINATED AND THE SECOND CHOICE IS TALLIED UNTIL ONE CANDIDATE HAS A MAJORITY 5. STATE WHERE LEVELS OF SUPPORT FOR THE PARTIES ARE SIMILAR AND ELECTIONS SWAY BACK AND FORTH BETWEEN DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICAN PROMPTING PARTIES TO FOCUS THEIR CAMPAIGN EFFORTS IN THOSE STATES IN WHICH THEY CAN SWAY VOTERS TO THEIR SIDE 7. POLITICAL GROUPS REGISTERED AS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WITH TAX PROTECTIONS, OPENLY POLITICAL BUT CANNOT COORDINATE WITH CANDIDATES, POLITICAL PARTIES, OR LOBBY; UNLIMITED DONATIONS BUT MUST DISCLOSE THEIR DONOR LIST 11. ANONYMOUSLY PLACED STATUS UPDATES, PHOTOS, VIDEOS, OR LINKS THAT ONLY APPEAR IN THE TARGET AUDIENCE’S SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS FEED BUT DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE GENERAL NEWS FEED 12. UPHELD LIMITS ON CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS AND PACS BUT CANDIDATES CAN SPEND THEIR OWN MONEY AND PLACED NO LIMIT ON THE AMOUNT ONE COULD SPEND ON A CAMPAIGN 15. GROUPS OF ORGANIZATIONS WITH SIMILAR GOALS THAT SPEND AN UNLIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY ON A POLITICAL CAMPAIGN, AS LONG AS THE SPENDING IS NOT COORDINATED WITH ANY CAMPAIGN, USUALLY REPRESENTS MULTIPLE CORPORATIONS WITH LOTS OF $