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Why does returning an incumbent to office allow constituents to take advantage of the seniority system?
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Why does returning an incumbent to office allow constituents to take advantage of the seniority

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Answer An incumbent gains more privileges than a new member. He/she also got the advantage of holding more power in the office, has more access to the r

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