What is the remuneration for serving as a party's state chair?
A. no salary
B. $7,200/year
C. $72,000/year
D. $150,000/year
Answer: A
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How successful has the sunset process been in Texas?
A. Despite failing to reduce the size of the bureaucracy, it has helped rid state government of some obsolete agencies, modernized state laws, and made some agencies more responsive to the public. B. Of the total number of agencies reviewed by the sunset process, around 80 percent have been phased out, with their operations transferred to other agencies. C. The sunset process has been highly successful in ensuring that former members of the bureaucracy do not obtain employment in private industries related to the positions they held in the government. D. The sunset process has been very successful in reducing the number of state government employees by almost half.
If a state wanted to increase its influence in the presidential nomination, what could the state do?
a. use a winner-take-all system b. front-load the primaries c. restrict access to the ballot d. switch to a caucus system
Each of the following is an example of a nondemocratic political system EXCEPT a(n)
A. totalitarian state. B. military dictatorship. C. absolute monarchy. D. authoritarian empire. E. constitutional republic.
What is known as the “incumbency effect?”
a. the advantages a candidate who is running for re-election has over the candidate trying to unseat him or her b. the responsibilities a candidate running for office has to his or her own party c. the advantages a candidate who is a “fresh face” has over someone with strong name-recognition d. The amount of money a candidate raises from business and union sources, as opposed to money donated by individuals