Stating that democracy can be measured by the degree to which the population had a voice in selecting members of the executive and legislative branches of government is an example of
a. causal relationships.
b. a hypothesis.
c. conceptualization.
d. a research question.
e. operationalization.
E
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In a three-way race for governor, Mr. Kwan received forty-two percent of the vote,
Mr. Nelson received thirty-seven percent of the vote, and Mrs. Devlin received thirty-one percent. Which of these occurs under a two-round system? a. Mr. Kwan wins the election. b. Voters return to the polls to decide between Mr. Kwan and Mr. Nelson. c. The second preference votes are counted for Mr. Kwan and Mr. Nelson. d. Mr. Kwan becomes the governor and Mr. Nelson becomes the lieutenant governor.
Thinking about "how a bill becomes a law," which of these entities does NOT have a regular role to play in the lawmaking process?
A. the governor B. Assembly and Senate committees C. all legislators D. the attorney general