Which of the Following Is True About Political Party Labels

question 56

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about political party labels and parties' ability to simplify electoral choice in the general election?

• A)Party labels tend to simplify choice in the general election among Republican voters but not voters who think of themselves as Democrat.
• B)Party labels do not simplify choice among independents since Democrats and Republicans pursue similar policy goals.
• C)At least for independents,many do not derive value from the party labels.
• D)Since government can never get anything done,most Americans do not attach themselves to any party label.
• E)While most Americans identify with one of the two major parties,party labels simplify choice among independent voters.

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