Despite concerns about the number of uninsured Americans, studies suggest that the uninsured and the insured have an approximately equal chance of dying

An election system in which a candidate runs from and represents one district, rather than the entire geographic area encompassed by the government, is known as an

A) at-large-by-place system. B) at-large district system. C) single-member district system. D) specialized district system. E) exclusive district system.

What power does the governor have when it comes to firing appointees to state posts?

A. The governor can fire any appointee from a senator's district if that senator asks the governor to do so. B. The governor has no power to fire a gubernatorial appointee to a state position; only the Senate can exercise that power. C. The governor can fire any appointee named by a previous governor with three-fourths approval by the Senate. D. The governor can fire only his or her own appointees with two-thirds approval of the Senate.