Which of the following is true regarding the constitutional roles of state and federal governments in regulating elections?
A. In the United States, elections for the presidency are purely national.
B. The U.S. Constitution gives the federal government the leading role in regulating elections.
C. Senate elections are nationwide contests.
D. The federal government has no control over the regulation of national elections.
E. All elections for national offices are held by and within the states.
E
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a. insurmountable debt
b. morality
c. distrust for political institutions
d. the debt ceiling
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