In Which of the Following Ways Do Multimember Districts Differ

question 9

Multiple Choice

In which of the following ways do multimember districts differ from single-member districts?

• A)Multimember districts are considered a less democratic method for electing leaders to office.
• B)Individual candidates for office are more prominently featured on the ballot in multimember districts.
• C)Multimember districts are more likely to grant small political parties seats in the legislature.
• D)Multimember districts are less capable of removing a sitting head of state from power.
• E)Multimember districts are less well-suited to proportional representation systems.

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