Today's youngest voters are most likely to identify as __________.

(Ans. #1)

c

(Ans. #2)

An ideal response will:
1, Recall that incumbents are far more likely to win a given election.
2, List the advantages of incumbency, including name recognition, credit claiming, the franking privilege, casework, media access, campaign experience, and redistricting.
3, Note some pitfalls of incumbency that may be used to challenge an incumbent. This could include perceptions of ineffective performance, or perceived character flaws.
4, Explain that incumbency can benefit society by having experienced leaders in office. Note that it can also create legislators who enjoy something akin to lifetime tenure, which can serve as a roadblock to change and encourage ethics abuses.

(Ans. #3)

c

(Ans. #4)

d

(Ans. #5)

An ideal response will:
1, Explain that the power to initiate all revenue bills and to impeach officials belongs to the House, while the Senate has the power to ratify all treaties, to confirm important presidential nominations, and to try impeached officials.
2, Note that the House is larger and more institutionalized than the Senate.
3, Note that party loyalty to leadership is more common in the House than in the Senate.
4, Note that party leaders in the House are more powerful than is the party leadership in the Senate.

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