PBI-Manatt Civic Quiz: Super Tuesday

1. In 2020, No Party Preference voters will be allowed to vote in which of the following California presidential primaries?

Democratic, Republican, and Peace and Freedom

Democratic, Green, and American Independent

Democratic, Libertarian, and American Independent

Republican, Green, and Peace and Freedom

2. In California’s top-two open primary system, which type of elections require a run-off between the top two candidates in the primary even if one receives a majority of the primary vote?

Federal and state offices

Federal, state, and county offices

State, county, and local offices

Federal, state, and local offices

3. Proposition 13 is the only statewide measure to appear on California’s March 3 ballot. What is it?

A measure to amend the 1978 ballot measure to create a split-roll property tax.

A bond measure to fund construction projects for schools, community colleges, and universities.

A measure to eliminate height limits near transit stops.

A measure to maintain the provisions of the original 1978 ballot measure.

4. In the California Democratic presidential primary, there is a 15% minimum primary vote threshold for any candidate to win delegates. Where does that threshold apply?

Only for delegates allocated in each of the 53 Congressional Districts.

Only for delegates allocated in each of the 58 counties.

Both for delegates allocated based on the statewide vote, and in each of the 53 Congressional Districts.

Both for delegates allocated based on the statewide vote, and in each of the 58 counties.

5. California and Texas are the two most populous states voting on Super Tuesday. Which is the third-largest?

North Carolina

Virginia

Massachusetts

Tennessee

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