Why Are Elections Based on a Plurality System Discouraging to New

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Multiple Choice

Why are elections based on a plurality system discouraging to new party formation?

• A) Plurality requires each party to be as narrowly based as possible, leaving little room for new parties.
• B) Plurality gives an advantage to savvy political unknowns who can grab the media spotlight.
• C) Plurality requires parties to form alliances with other parties to win elections.
• D) Only parties receiving more than 5% of the vote are allocated seats.
• E) Under this winner-take-all system, no incentive is given for finishing second.

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