I think that is c because there is 50% chance that it is
The ERA is the Equal Rights Amendment, established to guarantee equal rights for women, especially when it came to wage differences between those of the opposite sex. The amendment seemed to fly smoothly until Phyllis Schlafly mobilized conservative women in opposition toward the act. She argued that the act would "disadvantage housewives", but there seemed to be more women for the act, than there were opposing it.
The larger state, the more votes. If the state has a large population the state have more votes to give. The states vote as blocks. So if 51% of people vote for a candidate in a state it is if 100% votes for that candidate. <span> 9 states in America have nearly 60% of the US population. So without this system the whole race would only involve only those 9, and within those 9 only the massive cities they have. Ex. Chicago, New York, LA etc.</span>
the strength of the Latino vote
In the 2010 midterm elections, Democratic candidates won the Latino vote in all states except Florida. In California, the Latino vote was especially significant and sizable enough to help Democrats win overall victories. Democratic Senator Barbara Boxer won 65% of the Latino vote compared to the Republican candidate's 29%. The Latino vote also aided the election of the governor, Jerry Brown, who got 64% of the Latino vote compared to 31% for the Republican candidate.
Here are the answers to the given question above. The characteristics that make the long ballot ineffective are the following: -a. It offers a lot of detailed information about the candidates.-c. Voters can be overwhelmed and vote by randomly guessing.-d. It puts too much of the onus of learning about the issues and candidates on voters.Hope this helps.
