In midterm congressional elections
A) voter turnout increases sharply.
B) the president's political party will usually gain seats in Congress.
C) voter turnout falls sharply.
D) the president's political party will be unaffected unless the president campaigns for congressional candidates.
E) incumbents are more likely to lose.

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Midterm elections typically have lower voter turnout compared to presidential elections. Turnout may be further affected by factors such as the perceived importance of the election, the competitiveness of races, and the effectiveness of voter mobilization efforts.

In Midterm Congressional Elections