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kirill [66]
1 year ago
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Which of the following does not represent amajor contributing factor in party realignment?a. demographic shiftsb. changes in key

issuesc. changes in party strategiesd. third parties
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mafiozo [28]1 year ago
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D. third parties IS THE RIGHT CHOICE This is not a major contributing factor in party realignment.

Third parties bring important issues to the major parties' attention. They are also frequently used as cliffhangers in the elections in which they participate.

How do political parties work with the state and local governments to keep new parties from forming?

Election laws make it more difficult to appear on the ballot, and the Electoral College makes it more difficult for third parties to participate.

What are the benefits and pitfalls of partisan polarization?

Supportive: Gives voters a wide range of choices.

slightly negative: Moderates do not vote or take part in government, which exacerbates party controversy.

To know more about partisan polarization click here

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