A Major Difference Between Presidential Campaigns and Congressional Campaigns Is

question 6

Multiple Choice

 A major difference between presidential campaigns and congressional campaigns is that 

• A) fewer people vote in presidential elections. 
• B) presidential incumbents can better serve their constituents. 
• C) presidential incumbents can more easily avoid responsibility. 
• D) presidential races are generally more competitive. 
• E) congressional incumbents are more likely to be defeated.

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