When Is the Initiative Process the Most Useful

question 26

Multiple Choice

When is the initiative process the most useful?

• A) when the public favors a policy that the legislature is unwilling to enact
• B) when removing an elected official from office
• C) when replacing a member of Congress who has resigned from office before his or her term expired
• D) when trying to enact an unpopular law

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