During a recession, a state government has given each of its residents a small sum of money to help them get through the trying times. The bill passed with bipartisan support and was very well regarded by voters. Are there any political costs from such a bill? Explain.(1 point)

There are most likely no political costs from such a bill since the bill does not increase/decrease taxes or cancel any existing programs.

There are most likely no political costs from such a bill since the bill does not increase/decrease taxes or cancel any existing programs.

There are most likely no political costs from such a bill. Since the bill was widely supported by voters, the politicians who passed the bill should not experience any downturn in voter support.

There are most likely no political costs from such a bill. Since the bill was widely supported by voters, the politicians who passed the bill should not experience any downturn in voter support.

A political cost is all the other government programs that could have benefited from that money.

A political cost is all the other government programs that could have benefited from that money.

A political cost for both parties is the increase in support for any sitting delegate that voted for the bill, making it hard to replace a delegate with a new candidate.