Rafael believes that if the popular contender is somehow prevented from getting more than 50 percent of the votes, he can gain a party nomination. Which of the following statements strengthens his view?
a. The procedure for primary elections is changed to declare a winner if a plurality of the votes is won.
b. Recent party rules limit the number of candidates for a post to three.
c. The minimum separation of nine weeks between the primary and the runoff can impact the outcome.
d. A new act passed in the United States disallows Americans abroad from participating in state primaries.
Answer: C
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