During a Convention, the Delegates of the Two Parties Tend

question 187

Multiple Choice

During a convention, the delegates of the two parties tend to push their nominees and positions away from each other to emphasize their differences as in the

• A) responsible party model.
• B) electoral competition model.
• C) median voter model.
• D) retrospective voter model.
• E) electoral reward and punishment model.

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