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debasdf

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What can be inferred from a district in which one party has a clear majority of voters?
 
  a. An open seat is likely.
  b. A safe seat is likely.
  c. Reapportionment is likely.
 d. Strong challengers are likely.

Question 2

What was the result of the 2012 Super Committee?
 
  a. A bipartisan solution was achieved, and 1.5 trillion was cut from the federal budget.
 b. A bipartisan solution was achieved to generate 1 trillion in revenue.
  c. A stalemate resulted in mandatory domestic and defense spending cuts of 1.2 trillion.
  d. A stalemate resulted in an automatic reconvening of the Super Committee.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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