Voting Methods

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Questions (23)

Which are true of majorities and pluralities? Select the two correct answers.A. A majority is a position held by more than half
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2. asked by goodog
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Twelve people serve on a board and are considering three alternatives: A, B, and C. The choices followed by vote is shown in
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2. asked by Regina M
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Identify the vote result a candidate needs to win a primary or caucus.supermajority vote plurality vote majority vote unanimous
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2. asked anonymously
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Explain the main weaknesses of using majority rule voting as the main decision rulein government intervention programmes.
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2. asked by Evaristi Paulo
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Identify the vote result a candidate needs to win a primary or caucus.(1 point)Responses majority vote majority vote unanimous
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2. asked by yup
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How did people vote during colonial times?A. by machine B. by punch cards C. by voice D. by paper ballot I believe its either by
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2. asked by Ruqiyah
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Four candidates, Allen (A), Bryant (B), Chula (C) and Ditka (D), are running for president of a club. The club uses a
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2. asked by Jenia
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You're an individual investor who holds common stock in a large blue chip company. You've received notice of a proposed change.
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2. asked by Anonymous
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what is split ticket voting?
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2. asked by lisa
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The votes of the electorate are caled theb. direct vote c.popular vote d.primary vote C
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2. asked by jere
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an australian ballota. is printed at the public's expense b. lists the names of all candidates c. is given out only at the polls
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2. asked by jere
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True / False:The Plurality-with-Elimination Method sometimes violates (i.e. does not always satisfy) the majority criterion. 1.
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2. asked by Gaby
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Identify the vote result a candidate needs to win a primary or caucus.(1 point)supermajority vote unanimous vote majority vote
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2. asked anonymously
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Casting a vote based on what a candidatepledges to do about certain issues is called: prospective issue voting or retrospective
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2. asked by Linda
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Compare these voting methods: Majority, Plurality, Borda, Hare, Pairwise Comparison, Tournament, and Approval by:o Indicating
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2. asked by meka
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How are caucuses typically held?A. in private locations like party headquarters B. in public locations like schools, libraries,
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2. asked anonymously
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How are caucuses different from primaries?A. Caucuses are administered by state governments. B. Primaries involve discussions
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2. asked anonymously
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the option in some states to cast a vote at a polling place or by mail before the election (page 319)Probability sampling
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2. asked by @ besofr2025
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Which of the following helps produce a political system with three or more parties?(1 point)Responses single member districts
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Americans used to vote with their voices—,begin italics,viva voce,end italics,—or with their hands or, literally, with their
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2. asked by Traveler
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Identify the vote result a candidate needs to win a primary or caucus.(1 point)Responses a unanimous vote b supermajority vote c
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2. asked anonymously
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Explain walk-ins and write-ins
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2. asked anonymously
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Analyze an impact of no-excuse absentee ballot voting on the political process.(1 point)Responses More people register to vote.
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2. asked by bdghtrndvgdhhmn
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