Which of the following is an example of a policy whose benefits and costs are both concentrated?

"No party preference voters," or independents who are not registered with a political party, tend to vote for candidates representing which political party in California elections?

A. Democratic B. Republican C. the Independent Party D. they evenly split their votes between Republicans and Democrats

Most political candidates run for office because

A. party leaders asked them to. B. common citizens urged them to. C. they want to establish a career in politics. D. they don't know how else to make a living. E. All of these are correct.