Which of the following best describes the outcome of the 2010 congressional elections?
a. Democrats controlled the House and Senate.
b. Republicans controlled the House and Senate.
c. Democrats controlled the Senate and Republicans controlled the House.
d. Democrats controlled the House and Republicans controlled the Senate.
e. Democrats and Republicans each controlled about 50 percent of the House and Senate.
Answer: C
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In the primary system,
A. Democrats give extra delegates to loyal states, while Republicans give extra delegates to large states. B. Democrats give extra delegates to large states, while Republicans give extra delegates to loyal states. C. Democrats and Republicans both give extra delegates to large states. D. Democrats and Republicans both give extra delegates to loyal states. E. neither Democrats nor Republicans give any extra delegates to the states.