In Texas, when is a runoff primary required?
A. when the winner of the first primary is disqualified
B. when no candidate receives a majority of votes
C. when there is only a .02 percent difference in total votes for the top two candidates
D. when no candidate receives a plurality of votes
Answer: B
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a. finding the causal connection between forces and outcomes. b. determining the rightness and wrongness of state actions. c. constructing models of what international actors do, how they do it, and why. d. rejecting a series of inaccurate hypotheses.
Which of the following phrases best encapsulates the meaning of the term civil rights?
A. the assurance of equal treatment to all citizens regardless of group identity B. the personal liberties of individual citizens C. the protection of members of historically disadvantaged groups from discrimination D. the protection of all groups and individuals from discrimination E. the guaranteed freedoms on which the government cannot intrude
Party realignments are initiated by __________
a. caucuses b. censures c. critical elections d. unsuccessful election bids
The Republican coalition in the electorate includes all of the following EXCEPT
a. upper-income voters. b. residents of rural areas. c. minority voters. d. evangelical Christians. e. small business owners.