Election Administration: Election Administration in New Zealand
This quiz evaluates your understanding of election administration in New Zealand. It covers topics such as electoral systems, voting procedures, and the roles and responsibilities of election officials.
Questions
Which electoral system does New Zealand use?
- First-past-the-post
- Mixed-member proportional
- Single transferable vote
- Preferential voting
How many votes does each voter have in a New Zealand general election?
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
What is the role of the Electoral Commission in New Zealand?
- To conduct elections
- To set election rules and regulations
- To register voters
- All of the above
Who is eligible to vote in a New Zealand general election?
- New Zealand citizens aged 18 and over
- Permanent residents aged 18 and over
- Citizens of other Commonwealth countries aged 18 and over
- All of the above
What is the term of office for a New Zealand Parliament?
- Three years
- Four years
- Five years
- Six years
How many members of Parliament are there in New Zealand?
- 120
- 150
- 180
- 210
What is the name of the New Zealand law that governs elections?
- The Electoral Act 1993
- The Voting Act 2005
- The Representation Act 1986
- The Constitution Act 1986
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for administering elections?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for registering voters?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for conducting elections?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for setting election rules and regulations?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for counting votes?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for declaring election results?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for conducting recounts?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office
What is the name of the New Zealand government department responsible for investigating electoral fraud?
- The Ministry of Justice
- The Department of Internal Affairs
- The Electoral Commission
- The Prime Minister's Office