Party Identification Among Voters Is One Way of Gauging the Strength

question 109

Multiple Choice

Party identification among voters is one way of gauging the strength of a party. Another cited by the text is the

• A) number of parties that appear on the ballot in a national election.
• B) use of a party label or symbol on ballots in municipal elections.
• C) strength of the organization that recruits and campaigns for candidates.
• D) protection offered to individual parties by the U.S. Constitution.
• E) amount of attention given to parties by the media.

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