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Question 1: In Germany there are currently calls for reform of these laws because lawsuits can be and are usually prolonged by the newly elected ________[18]
RiigikoguNational Assembly for WalesBundestagFolketing

Question 2: For example, ________ achieved his dictatorial powers due to the Enabling Act of 1933, and achieved the necessary two-thirds majority to pass the Act by arresting members of the opposition.
SchutzstaffelNazi GermanyAdolf HitlerNazi Party

Question 3: In some countries such as India, El Salvador, Namibia or ________ voters get a finger marked with election ink to prevent multiple votes.
AfghanistanNATOCentral Intelligence AgencyNon-Aligned Movement

Question 4: In the United States one such case was in ________ where Bill Stinson won an election based on fraudulent absentee ballots.
ConnecticutPennsylvaniaNew JerseyNorth Carolina

Question 5: A list of threats to voting systems, or electoral fraud methods, is kept by the ________.
Bureau of Industry and SecurityNational Technical Information ServiceNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Question 6: The ________ prevents many kinds of intimidation and vote selling, while transparency at all other levels of the electoral process prevents most interference.
Secret ballotElectoral fraudUnited StatesElections by country

Question 7: After the voter exits the voting booth, a conspirator to the fraud (a precinct captain or other local person in collusion with the employee's management) ________ the voter.
Hand-kissingBowingHandshakeVulcan salute

Question 8: Electoral fraud is illegal interference with the process of an ________.
Electoral reformReferendumElectionGerrymandering

Question 9: Many kinds of voter fraud are outlawed in electoral legislation but others are in violation of general laws such as those banning ________, harassment or libel.
Battery (crime)MurderTheftAssault

Question 10: Secret balloting appears to have been first implemented in the former Australian colony -- now a state -- of ________ on 7 February 1856.
New South WalesTasmaniaVictoria (Australia)Western Australia
















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