Multiple Choice
Under the electoral competition model,
A) in theory at least, it does not matter which party wins the election, since either will enact the platform that the voters want.
B) political parties are "responsible," in the sense of European political parties.
C) elected officials are free to govern as they wish, since the people have no real policy preferences.
D) members of Congress would be elected using nonpartisan ballots.
E) parties are responsive to specific issues deemed important by the voters.
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