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Multiple Choice



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Question 1.
If an election is to serve as a “policy mandate” it must meet all of the following conditions except:


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Question 2.
In politics, a reference to people who started young and began to work in politics, run for and hold public office, and to make politics their career is called:


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Question 3.
Since 1950, over _________ of incumbents who seek reelection to the U.S. House of Representatives, are reelected.


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Question 4.
All of the following are advantages that enhance an incumbent’s chances of winning reelection except:


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Question 5.
The right of members of Congress to send free mailings to their constituents is called:


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Question 6.
The famous "Daisy Girl" commercial of 1964 aimed to portray whom as a warmonger?


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Question 7.
What is the average cost to win a seat in the House of Representatives?


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Question 8.
What is the maximum individual contribution allowed to federal candidates under 2002 campaign finance reform laws?


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Question 9.
An organization that is created by a corporation, union or interest group in order to collect and distribute campaign funds to political candidates is called a


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Question 10.
Which state holds the first presidential primary?


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