A _______ voting system is described as follows: "a single winner is chosen in a given constituency by having more votes than any other individual representative", and is often called First Past the Post, or Winner Takes All.

Compared to state legislative elections, when voting for governor, voters

a. are less interested in statewide office. b. base their vote entirely on the issues. c. are more likely to reelect an incumbent . d. have much more specific information about the candidate.

The type of power that grants Congress power to make all laws "necessary and proper" to carry out its enumerated powers is

A) concurrent. B) inherent. C) implied. D) all of the above. E) reserve.