All of the Following Regarding Party Fusion Are True EXCEPT

question 32

Multiple Choice

All of the following regarding party fusion are true EXCEPT:

• A) Party fusion was a regular feature of American electoral politics during the late nineteenth century.
• B) The U. S. Supreme Court ruled that party fusion was unconstitutional and could no longer be used.
• C) Party fusion permits two or more parties to nominate the same candidate for office.
• D) Issue-oriented third parties frequently cross-listed their candidates on the tickets of the weaker of the two major parties in the state.

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