Question

clarke has ever had. thats not me. my opponent is a good guy, and hes a popular guy, and if you choose to elect him, im sure hell do a good job.
\but im sure ill do a good job too, if you elect me. we can work together to bring the clarke principles to life, just like i said...
\we can make a difference.
what does the underlined sentence suggest about reggie?
he is fair and generous.
he is competitive.
he is jealous and angry.
he is untruthful.

Explanation:

The underlined sentence shows Reggie acknowledging his opponent's positive qualities (being a good, popular guy who will do a good job) instead of attacking him. This demonstrates fairness and generosity, as he speaks kindly of a rival during an election context. The other options do not fit: there's no sign of excessive competitiveness, jealousy/anger, or untruthfulness in the statement.

Answer:

He is fair and generous.