The Explanation for Congressional Voting Behavior That Assumes Members Vote

question 82

Multiple Choice

 The explanation for congressional voting behavior that assumes members vote to please their colleagues is referred to as 

• A) representational. 
• B) conventional. 
• C) organizational. 
• D) attitudinal. 
• E) relational.

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Definitions:

Prospective Voting

A voting behavior where voters make decisions based on future outcomes they expect from electing a candidate, as opposed to past actions.

National Elections

Electoral processes that determine governmental leadership at the national level, typically involving the selection of a country's executive leader and legislative representatives.

First Tuesday

Often refers to when elections are held in the United States, traditionally on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.

November

The eleventh month of the year in the Gregorian calendar, known for events such as Thanksgiving in the United States.