Parties formed around a particular candidate or primary cause, such as the Reform Party of the early 1990s, can usually be characterized by
a. infighting.
b. political power.
c. strong candidates.
d. well-financed campaigns.
e. disorganization.
A
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smaller party, elections using single-member districts and plurality vote could theoretically result in: a. one party winning all the seats in the legislature with 45 percent of the vote. b. a party not winning a single seat in the legislature with 45 percent of the vote. c. the smaller party winning 23 percent of the vote and winning only 9 percent of the seats. d. one of the larger parties winning 29 percent of the votes and 40 percent of the seats.
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A. policy evaluation B. policy impact C. policy choice D. policy output
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A. Religious Conservative movement B. Occupy Wall Street movement C. poor people's movement D. Tea Party movement