Describe an example of a "deviating election."
A) A candidate shift that is only temporary, with voters going back to the candidate they initially
favored
B) A party shift that appears permanent, but sees voters going back to their long-term party ID
years later
C) A party shift that is only temporary, with voters going back to their long-term party ID
D) A party shifting its support from one primary candidate to another, with the going back to
support that initial candidate in subsequent elections
C
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What will be an ideal response?
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The primary function of the state auditor is to
A) determine if there are sufficient funds to pay legislative appropriations. B) determine if state funds have been spent by the state agencies in accordance with law. C) determine how state revenues are to be invested. D) authorize the payment from the Treasury to all persons with claims against the state.
The phrase “a government of laws not men” means ______.
a. the legal system in the United States works independently from the federal government b. administrators are held accountable to sources of political legitimacy c. the American people are not subject to the same laws as administrators d. litigation is more prevalent in the public sector than in the private sector