Minor Parties Have Traditionally Won Relatively Few Seats in the House

Minor parties have traditionally won relatively few seats in the House of Commons because

A) the electoral system discriminates against them.
B) they have poor leaders.
C) few people agree with their ideas.
D) they cannot raise enough money to run an effective campaign.
E) free television time is not available to them.

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