Opponents of congressional term limits argue that term limits are detrimental because good representatives O a. challenge the executive branch with great frequency; more secure incumbents are better capable of doing so. O b. have experience and knowledge about public policy, and term limits reduce the incentive for members to develop these skills because they will soon be out of a job. O c. are closer to the people, and this can best be achieved by keeping incumbents in office for long terms. O d. challenge the policy vision of their party, and secure incumbents are most capable of doing so. QUESTION 2 What kind of registration rule is most beneficial for a campaign that wants high voter turnout on Election Day? O a. a rule requiring voters to register when they obtain a driver's license O b. a rule requiring voters to register at least 30 days before the election O c. a rule allowing for same-day (Election Day) registration O d. a rule requiring voters to register in person QUESTION 3 Advocates for congressional term limits argue that they are beneficial because good representatives O a. are closer to the people, and this can best be achieved by frequent turnover. O b. should hold different offices in order to understand different elements of the government; term limits prevent them from becoming complacent in any one office. O c. have experience and knowledge about public policy, and term limits create an incentive for members to develop these skills. O d. support the policy vision of their party, and term limits creates more policy-centered elections