Multiple Choice
The electoral competition model assumes that
A) parties should take positions at the midpoint of the political spectrum.
B) each of the two parties lacks cohesion and unity.
C) the winning party will compromise with the losing party on major decisions.
D) citizens will vote on the basis of candidate style rather than issues.
E) only fifty percent of the electorate will turn out to vote.
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