Frontloading Refers to

question 37

Multiple Choice

Frontloading refers to

• A)a strategy employed by candidate press secretaries that seeks to bombard the media with positive news.
• B)the recent tendency of states to hold primaries early in the calendar year in order to capitalize on media attention.
• C)a fundraising technique that candidates employ to amass large amounts of money before a campaign actually begins.
• D)bargaining among superdelegates over which candidate they will support at the national convention.
• E)candidates' refusal to campaign in early primary states.

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Definitions:

Conviction

A formal verdict that someone is guilty of a criminal offense, typically rendered by a jury or judge in a court.

Acquittal

A certification or declaration following a trial that the individual accused of a crime is innocent or free from guilt in the eyes of the law and is thus absolved of the charges.

Free From Guilt

The condition of being without blame or having not committed a crime or wrongdoing.

Grand Juries

Groups of citizens convened to evaluate accusations against individuals and determine whether there is enough evidence to bring charges.