Women Are Disadvantaged as Candidates for Office Because

question 69

Multiple Choice

Women are disadvantaged as candidates for office because

• A)too many women run in elections every year.
• B)male voters almost never support female candidates.
• C)male candidates are more likely to have the advantage of incumbency in office.
• D)there are still many state laws that prevent women from running in elections.

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