___ refers to running for office by attacking the opponent. An unpopular tactic that is, nevertheless, very effective.Group of answer choicesNegative campaigningTactical campaigningTrash talkingnone of the above

___ refers to the tendency for members of Congress to win reelection in overwhelming numbers. Group of answer choicesInsider advantageNepotism advantagenone of the aboveIncumbency advantage

A potential political candidate may decide not to run for office if their opponent has:a.)a large war chest.b.)ballot fatigue.c.)family obligations.d.)a law degree.

Political campaigns are generally examples of---

is a critical analysis of a preferred alternative, defending unpopular or opposing alternatives for the sake of argument.

___ refers to an automated phone call used to contact thousands of voters simultaneously; it may feature a recorded message by the candidate or a popular party leader—or an attack on the opponent.Group of answer choicesRobocallAutomated callnone of the answers mentionedVoters call PreviousNext