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mrsjacobs44

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What is front-loading?
 
  a. the tendency to donate money to the first candidates who enter a presidential race
  b. the tendency of major media outlets to call states early in presidential elections
 c. the tendency of voters to use early or absentee voting
  d. the tendency of states to choose an early date on the nomination calendar

Question 2

What did the 2012 and 2016 elections highlight about the disclosure of lobbying activity?
 
  a. Most voters are unconcerned about disclosure.
 b. Disclosure has a significant impact on election outcomes.
  c. Disclosure rules are highly effective.
  d. Disclosure sometimes does not occur until after key election contests.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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