A "permanent Congress" is a result of

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Advantages held by incumbents, such as name recognition, access to campaign funds, and the ability to use their position to gain media attention, often make it difficult for challengers to win elections. As a result, many incumbents are re-elected term after term, leading to a "permanent Congress" where the same politicians hold office for years or even decades. Constitutional provisions, coattail effects, high levels of competition, and Supreme Court rulings do not directly contribute to the phenomenon of a "permanent Congress."

A "Permanent Congress" Is a Result of