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People rarely vote for individuals. Instead they usually vote for parties. This is certainly true in the UK. I suspect it's the case in the USA and most other
by bruceboughton 14y ago
People rarely vote for individuals. Instead they usually vote for parties.
This is certainly true in the UK. I suspect it's the case in the USA and most other democracies.
- 001sky 14y ago80% of individuals are re-elected in the house, in part because power structures reward seniority and create path-dependency, so the older your guy the he can "bring home the bacon" (aka, pork) to his constituents. tldr, not true in the us. totally different system.