Author Question: How can a third party get on the ballot if it does not secure the required number of votes to get on ... (Read 69 times)

rl · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

How can a third party get on the ballot if it does not secure the required number of votes to get on the ballot?

A) It must get consent from the two major parties.
B) It must petition the state board of electors with its party platform and pay a registration fee.
C) It can bring litigation to the state court of election appeals.
D) It can launch a petition drive to gather the signatures of voter who did not vote in either major party primary.

Question 2

Which of the following is not a factor that makes full employment an elusive goal?

A) inability to accurately measure unemployment
B) seasonal factors
C) voluntary job changes
D) routine shifts in economic conditions
E) short-term holiday jobs