The competitors in the U.S. House elections are the incumbents and the challengers. Incumbents have a greater chance to win the election because the incumbent has more monetary resources such as war chest. This helps him or her to be ahead in the election. In the qualitative section, method section and in the quantitative section it has been proven numerous times the challenger has fewer chances to win the election over the incumbents. Such as, in the case study of the of Delaware it has been mentioned that Michael Castle has won the House Representative election twelve times which makes him more qualified that his challengers. Since he has won the race twelve times his monetary resources are better than other challengers as well. The quantitative
