What is frontloading


Assignment:

1. What is frontloading? What is the incentive for states to participate in frontloading? What are the consequences of frontloading? Use examples.

2. Compare and contrast PACs, 501(c)4, and 527 groups as sources of campaign funds. How are each limited or unlimited? Do you think campaigns need these groups? Why or why not?

3. Describe the advantages (at least 3) of incumbents in congressional elections. What reforms have been suggested to limit the effects of incumbency? Do you think reform is necessary? Why or why not?

4. Explain the process by which legislation is drafted and becomes law. Include the role of the rules committee, filibuster and the conference committee in your answer. What happens to most bills?

5. Choose one of the president's formal powers and describe it. Use examples to illustrate how presidents have used the power to strengthen or weaken US democracy.

6. Discuss the informal powers (3) of the president. How have they been used to strengthen or weaken democracy?

7. Describe the case of Marbury v. Madison and explain its importance?

8. Outline the structure of the federal judicial system and discuss the main responsibilities including jurisdictions of each component.

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