Incumbents are more likely to win a general election with greater voter turnout because their name identification is higher, and they are able to raise and spend more funds. This is known as the

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The term "incumbent advantage" refers to the benefits that current officeholders have over challengers in elections, including higher name recognition and the ability to raise more funds, which contribute to their higher likelihood of winning, especially with greater voter turnout.

Incumbents Are More Likely to Win a General Election with Greater