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In Texas, a Candidate May Only Win an Office in a General

Question 59

Question 59

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In Texas, a candidate may only win an office in a general election if he/she receives


A) a majority of the vote.
B) two-thirds of the vote.
C) a plurality of the vote.
D) three-quarters of the vote.

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