When Recruiting Candidates, Parties Consider That at the Very Least

question 80

Multiple Choice

When recruiting candidates, parties consider that at the very least, a serious candidate for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives must be able to raise several __________ dollars.

• A)thousand
• B)hundred thousand
• C)million
• D)billion

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