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| meeting for the public to express its views. |
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| citizens are to have knowledge to participate responsibly in democratic politics and are responsible for knowing the law. |
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| right of certain government employees to sue the postal service for free. |
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| a structured discussion between candidates to inform citizens about candidates' stances on issues. |
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| meetings at which citizens and government officials air and exchange view on public issues and problems. |
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| a written or recorded communication sent to the media by government, an organization, or an individual. |
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| print or electronic media such as newspapers, television, or the Internet that is intended to reach a large audience. |
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| New England tradition where citizens vote on local issues by a simple majority of the whole. |
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