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clmills979

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Most delegates to the two parties' national conventions are chosen by
 
  a. county conventions.
  b. a presidential preference primary.
  c. each party's state executive committee.
  d. the state convention.
  e. senatorial district conventions.

Question 2

One influential theory predicts that in single-member districts
 
  a. all candidates seeking that office will have to take policy positions near the center of the political spectrum.
  b. interest groups and political activists will fight hard to make the district a multimember district.
  c. more ideological extremism will occur.
  d. candidates will fail to appeal to the median voter.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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