The Ability of Members of Congress to Send Noncampaign Material

question 29

Multiple Choice

The ability of members of Congress to send noncampaign material to their constituents free of charge is known as the

• A) franking privilege.
• B) candidate privilege.
• C) electoral privilege.
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Agricultural Regions

Geographic areas known for a predominant focus on agriculture and farming activities.

Ownership of Land

Holding legal title or claim to a piece of ground, including the right to use, control, and transfer the land.

Republican Party

One of the two major political parties in the United States, traditionally emphasizing free market policies, limited government, and conservative social values.

Southern States

The states in the southeastern and south-central United States, historically known for their agricultural economy and being pro-slavery before the Civil War.