Voters Who Prefer Third-Party Candidates but Vote for the Major-Party

question 103

Multiple Choice

Voters who prefer third-party candidates but vote for the major-party candidate whom they regard as the "lesser of two evils" are engaged in

• A)logrolling.
• B)strategic voting.
• C)"vote swapping."
• D)prospective voting.

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