The Prospective Voting Model

question 53

Multiple Choice

The prospective voting model

• A) relies exclusively on party identification to predict vote choice.
• B) means that voters vote based on what government has done in the past.
• C) means that voters are interested in and capable of deciding what government will do in the future.
• D) requires active participation on the part of interest groups and voters.
• E) is no longer possible, given the amount of money spent on campaigns.

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