Incumbent

Democrats taking advantage of President Truman’s coattails, who succeeded President Franklin Delano Roosevelt due to the latter’s death, gained 75 seats in the House and 9 seats in the Senate. In 1950 midterms with a 4.2% unemployment rate and an incumbent president who had a 40% (Below 50%), approval rating roughly a month before the midterm election, the Democrats lost 29 seats in the House and six seats in the Senate. In 1952, the Republicans took over the White House. President Eisenhower’s…

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It is traditionally known that the President’s party will lose Congressional seats during a midterm election. There is no debate on whether or not this is true because of how often the pattern has repeated itself. Despite the fact that it seems like a non-issue because of how often this has occurred, many political scientists research the topic to learn more about the causes of this trend. Research into the topic shows that presidential popularity and the state of the economy are factors that…

Every ten years, the government takes a constitutionally required census, or counting of population, to assess the growth in certain areas as well as population shifts. Once the population is recorded, the federal redistricting process begins and it is determined how many seats each state should receive in the House of Representatives. If there are any population shifts in the state, that is where redistricting comes into play as well as gerrymandering. According to Professor Justin Levitt’s…

Most residents of Louisiana do not support the act. They believe that it does not reduce the cost of health care and that it increases taxes. The opponents of Landrieu label her a rubber stamp of Obama (Deslatte, 2014 b). According to them, the incumbent is only promoting then interests of the president in Louisiana rather than promoting the interests of the people of the state. These allegations are likely to cost…

Push forces “persuade” the incumbent family business leaders to 'let go' and pass on management and ownership control to their successors. They are external in nature and generated by the possible successors, other family members, peers, employees, or by third party advisers including legal, accountants, bankers and even OD practitioners. They all believe that a well-ordered and timely succession is in the best interests of the family and the…

the following two questions based on the case readings, that week’s quiz, and MCS: a. Was DVD a disruptive technology? Why or why not? b. Building on your answer to (a) would the DVD technology have been expected to result in the demise of the incumbent? Why or why not? The DVD itself was not a disruptive technology. Although it was an innovation, it did not change the way business was done in the video-rental industry. To be disruptive, a new product must drastically change how the industry…

Democratic societies, when observed through the lens of deliberation, are reliant upon the exchange of information to reach (something close to) truth. The Greeks at the Agora at Athens regarded deliberative democracy as a means of “weighing” benefit and consequence (Shepard 1935). With such an ideal in mind, one may be lead to look upon the current state of information with favor—after all, the modern individual lives surrounded by information. However, the heightened pool of information and…

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percentage of reelection for incumbent chief prosecutors ( 85 percent), the current campaigns…