What Is the Difference Between Centrist and Noncentrist Parties

question 41

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between centrist and noncentrist parties?

• A) Centrists are generally Democrats and noncentrists are frequently Republicans.
• B) Both represent the same slice of the electorate, so there is really no difference.
• C) In terms of political opinion, centrists represent the center and noncentrists represent ideas that are not at the center.
• D) Noncentrist parties have a better chance of winning in the United States than centrist parties.

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