Front-loading affects the selection of a nominee by ______.
A. making success in earlier primaries all the more important in gaining and keeping momentum
B. hurting incumbent presidents who cannot contest their party's primaries as easily as
challengers
C. making the performance of candidates at conventions all the more important
D. making money less important in early contests as long as the candidate gets in front
of other borrowers for the later primaries
Answer: A. making success in earlier primaries all the more important in gaining and keeping momentum
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The process of applying the First Amendment freedoms of the U.S. Constitution to the states through the Fourteenth Amendment is known as _____
a. prior restraint b. due process of law c. civil action d. nullification e. incorporation
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The term gerrymander refers to which of the following?
a. the exclusion of reelection as a consideration in congressional redistricting b. establishing randomly drawn districts to ensure that no party has an unfair advantage c. the electoral strategy used by Gerald “Gerry” Ford d. the manipulation of the shape of a legislative district to benefit a certain incumbent or party