Presidential appointees in the federal bureaucracy __________
a. may remain in office until there is a new party majority in Congress
b. generally leave their post at the end of the president's term in office
c. often remain in office despite political changes
d. serve fixed terms of office lasting two years
b
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What is seen as the biggest detriment to the commission and council-manager forms of government?
A) There is no one assigned to oversee the city council. B) The voters are not well-represented by the elected officials. C) They are used by almost all municipalities so it is difficult to change them. D) The elected officials are typically partisan. E) There is not a single, strong political executive leader.
Of the following county officials, who is appointed by the district judge?
A) county sheriff B) county judge C) county auditor D) county tax assessor-collector
What is one reason why incumbents have the advantage in elections?
a. Challengers have more time to campaign than do incumbents. b. Each challenger has to petition for inclusion on the ballot, while the incumbent does not. c. Mainstream media outlets are required by law to provide free airtime to incumbents. d. Incumbents have staffers who provide services that help them win reelection.
The number of school districts in the United States has declined from more than 100,000 before World War II to less than 35,000 today
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false