Voting/ Behavior terms Crossword

Views prevalent among the general public; what we think
Population composed of less than 50% non-hispanic whites
Members of a population have equal chances of being selected
The process of voting in an election; 1500-2000 people
Polling on election day used to predict electoral winners with speed and precision
Older, white, male. Religion: protestants. Higher degree
Younger, woman, minority, lesser degree; High church attendance
Removed restrictions that kept blacks from voting
The sense that citizens have the capacity to understand and influence political events
social science that studies how people acting individually and in groups decide to use scarce resources to satisfy their wants
Know-nothings who show interest in politics and they do participate and it makes up 40% of the U.S. public
Illegal interference with the process of an election; can affect vote count and voting itself
Placing citizen's names on an official list of voters before they are eligible to exercise their right to vote
Required states to permit people to register to vote at the same time they apply for their driver's license
People who approve of the way the public's business is being managed or people who feel alienated
Citizens who follow public affairs carefully