Minor-Party Candidates Have a Difficult Time Winning Office Because

question 10

Multiple Choice

Minor-party candidates have a difficult time winning office because:

• A) many people consider a vote for a minor-party candidate to be a wasted one.
• B) the Founders wanted to make it difficult for minor-party candidates to win office.
• C) there are no issues on which minor parties can campaign.
• D) most Americans do not trust candidates unaffiliated with a party.
• E) most Americans are not permitted by their state to register as a member of a minor party.

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