A Congressperson's attempt to publicly express his or her support of a particular policy position perceived to be of interest to his or her constituents (whether taking action on it or not) is identified in Mayhew's Congress: The Electoral Connection as

a. advertising.
b. credit-claiming.
c. position taking.
d. logrolling.
e. gerrymandering.


c

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a. is strongly supported by a majority of Scots. b. would not grant Scotland control over nearby offshore oil. c. would have uncertain effects on the Scottish economy. d. can only occur if the European Union approves it.

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When ?political parties offer voters a clear choice through a distinct range of policies and programs they are acting as

A) ?nonpartisan parties. B) ?Reagan Democrats. C) ?responsible parties. D) responsible incumbents. E) ?lame ducks.

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