Incumbents are generally never secure in their congressional seats

True or false

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6 March, 18:01

Incumbents are generally never secure in their congressional seats

True or false

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Darren Shields · Answer 1

I think the correct answer is false

Boo · Answer 2

False. Incumbents are fairly secure in their Congressional seats and do not have to worry about winning the support of voters in their district because their district is packed with their supporters. This reduces the amount of campaigning that is done and also decreases their voter turnout.

Incumbents are generally never secure in their congressional seatsTrue or false

Incumbents are generally never secure in their congressional seats

True or false