What is a reason that incumbents are re-elected at such high rates?

a. incumbents do not have the same name recognition as their challengers.

b. incumbents often draw better challengers into races.

c. incumbents have the ability to decide when and where debates will take place.

d. incumbents usually raise more money than do challengers?

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Chace Melendez

Social Studies

5 November, 22:56

What is a reason that incumbents are re-elected at such high rates?

a. incumbents do not have the same name recognition as their challengers.

b. incumbents often draw better challengers into races.

c. incumbents have the ability to decide when and where debates will take place.

d. incumbents usually raise more money than do challengers?

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Sexton · Answer 1

The answer to this question is D. Incumbents usually raise more money than challengers do. The reason behind this is that they already had an established name. As a result, voters are more familiar with the incumbent than the challenger. And also, incumbents can raise more funds for the election campaigns.