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Does the dunk or lay-up have the highest percentage shot in the league?
Generally speaking, the highest percentage shots are the ones closest to the basket while not being opposed by a defender close by. The dunk is almost a sure thing, while layups are missed periodically. Dunks have a higher percentage in shot making. Dunking is the highest percentage shot in the NBA if you are unopposed to the basket, and if you can jump high enough to cleanly throw the ball into the hoop.
What is the difference between the House and the Senate?
1)The House members are highly specialized. 2)Operation of the Senate is less centralized and less formal. 3)The House has a Rules Committee.There are many difference between the House of Representatives and the Senate, but there is one primary difference, which is that Representatives are elected according to population. A Representative is elected in an electoral district, not in an entire state, and therefore the more populous states get more Representatives according to their population. Sentarors represent a whole state, and there are exactly two Senators per state.
When did the the Soviet Union start?
The year of foundation of the USSR is generally given as 1921. The Soviet Union came into existence on December 29-30 1922 when representatives of Russia, Ukraine, Belorussia and the Transcaucasus Federation agreed to and then signed the Treaty of the Soviet Union.
Who were the aryan people that Hitler so admired?
Hitler believed in the supremacy of the Aryan race. He thought that Germans were good representatives of this. Hitler viewed the Jews as a threat.
What percentage of men could vote in 1750 to 1900?
Between 1750 and 1900, the percentage of men who could vote varied significantly by country and region. In the United States, for example, voting rights were primarily limited to white property-owning men, which meant only about 15-20% of the population could vote at the beginning of this period. In the United Kingdom, the Reform Acts gradually expanded voting rights, with the percentage of eligible male voters rising from around 3% in 1832 to approximately 60% by 1884. Overall, the percentage of men who could vote during this period was generally low and heavily influenced by property and class restrictions.
What percent of incumbent presidents have been reelected?
Historically, about 70% of incumbent U.S. presidents who seek reelection have been successful. This percentage varies depending on the political context and specific elections, but generally, incumbents have a significant advantage due to their established presence and resources. Notably, some presidents, such as Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush, lost their bids for reelection despite being incumbents.
Are incumbents generally relected?
Yes.
Incumbents are generally never secure in their Congressional seats.?
no
Are Incumbents are generally never secure in their congressional seat?
no
Another name for a legislator running for re -election?
Incumbent- The person holding a particular political office. Generally, an incumbent seeking reelection has a better chance of winning than those challenging the incumbent do. Incumbent- The person holding a particular political office. Generally, an incumbent seeking reelection has a better chance of winning than those challenging the incumbent do.
Where is there a large incumbency advantage for congressman?
In every district. Incumbents, which are defined as any politician currently holding the office they are seeking re-election in, historically and statistically always hold an advantage over a challenger. Since 1964, there has never been lower than a 85% reelection rate of Representatives to the US House. Usually, in every election more than 90% of those Representatives seeking re-election achieve it. The re-election rates are generally lower for Senate candidates, but still well above even. Typically 75-85% of incumbent Senators are re-elected every cycle on average.
What might lead the voters to vote out an incumbent?
By and large, voters are always generally unhappy with decisions being made by their representatives, and not all of them vote. Voting out incumbents is a seen as a means for people to reclaim the government. Egregiously bad behavior or disconnect from the beliefs in enacting and supporting laws may cause voters to vote for an opponent who is perceived as better. In current times, many of the incumbents are running unopposed by the opposite party, so I am not sure what the long term effects will be.
Why are incumbents generally re-elected?
they have high name recognition, can take advantage of government research staffs and information, and have greater access to the media.
Why are the incumbents successful of getting re elected?
People are already familiar with their policies and their presence in a particular office, so familiarity is a large part. In the case of midterm elections, voter turn-out is generally low, which usually ensures a win for the incumbent.
Where does the Spending Request for the general welfare of the US generally comes from?
House of Representatives
How many congressmen are in the us house of representatives?
The U.S. House of Representatives is limited to 435 Representatives. There are generally one or two vacant seats at some time due to death or resignation. To check your state's representatives in the House, see the related link below.
What are reasonable executor's fees?
In addition to all out-of-pocket expenses in managing and settling the estate, Personal Representatives (executors) generally earn a fee of about 2% of the probate estate for their work. (This varies moderately in jurisdictions and generally decreases as a percentage as the size of the estate increases). All fees and reimbursed expenses are subject to court approval.
