In Political Elections for Candidates Who Are Not Well Known

question 15

Multiple Choice

In political elections for candidates who are not well known by many voters, such as judges, it frequently happens that the candidate who is listed first on the ballot receives the most votes. This is an example of a(n) :

• A) filter bias.
• B) pivot bias.
• C) order bias.
• D) split-ballot bias.

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