Common practice and public opinion polling suggest it is easiest for presidents to get major legislation enacted during as when lyndon b. johnson succeeded in getting the bulk of his great society program enacted in the year following his election.

The best answer to the question: Common practice and public opinion polling suggest it is easier for presidents to get major legislation enacted during:,, would be: The honeymoon period.

Explanation:

The honeymoon period in a presidency is the time after an election in which a president in the U.S might have the best chances of getting major reforms accepted and enacted by Congress because it is the period in which there is a sort of spell cast with the electoral victory. A case to show this period is that of president Lyndon B. Johnson with his Great Society and which was accepted between 1964 and 1965, after he was elected with a huge majority. The point of this program was to eliminate as much as possible two major factors: poverty and racial injustice and given the atmosphere of the period, it required a honeymoon period for it to have been accepted so fast. However, the election of Johnson brought into Congress a lot of liberal legislators that favored his proposals and passed them without much opposition.

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