In Presidential Elections the Winner Is Often a Strong Enough

question 30

Multiple Choice

In presidential elections the winner is often a strong enough candidate that his success has positive results for his party all the way to the various state and local races. This phenomenon is called the _______________.

• A) coattail effect
• B) trickle-down theory
• C) subordinate submission phenomenon
• D) force of election theory
• E) presidential impact

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