Why Is It Difficult for Third-Party Candidates to Gain Traction

question 4

Multiple Choice

Why is it difficult for third-party candidates to gain traction in the United States when third-party candidates can earn seats in other countries?

• A) The U.S. system gives the candidate with the most votes the seat outright.
• B) The U.S. uses proportional representation that eliminates third-party candidates.
• C) U.S. citizens do not financially support third-party candidates.
• D) Political action committees resist the financial support of the third-party candidates.

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Definitions:

Counter Offer

A response to an offer in which the original conditions are rejected and new terms are proposed.

Verbal Offer

An offer made orally rather than in writing, which in some cases can still be legally binding depending on the circumstances.

Unconditional

Unconditional means without any limitations, conditions, or stipulations; it often refers to agreements, love, or support that is given freely and without reservations.

Suppliers

Companies or individuals that provide goods or services to another entity, typically as part of a supply chain.