When It Comes to Deciding on Whether to Vote for the Incumbent

question 283

Multiple Choice

When it comes to deciding on whether to vote for the incumbent party, voters:

• A) are more likely to vote out the incumbent party after strong growth in disposable income.
• B) prefer incumbents the longer they have been in power.
• C) focus on the state of the economy in the year of the election.
• D) are farsighted and consider the impact of the incumbent party's future policies.

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Definitions:

Antagonist

A muscle that produces the opposite movement of the prime mover.

Movement

The act or process of changing place or position by the entire body or a body part.

Origin

An attachment site of a skeletal muscle that does not move when a muscle contracts.

Insertion

An attachment site of a skeletal muscle that moves when a muscle contracts.