If the incumbent president loses an election for a second term in office because voters are unsatisfied with the current state of the economy,the voters employed

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Retrospective voting is when voters base their decision on the incumbent's past performance, specifically with regards to the economy. If voters are unsatisfied with the current state of the economy, they are likely to vote against the incumbent. This is a form of retrospective voting because they are looking back on the past performance of the incumbent.

If the Incumbent President Loses an Election for a Second