Asked by Lynna Beans on Jul 16, 2024
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The authors question whether there actually is a national election because
A) officials in states and counties administer election laws.
B) local officials can use their discretion to make it impossible for certain people to register.
C) there is a wide variety of ballot designs.
D) All of the above are correct.
National Election
A process where citizens of a country vote to choose leaders or make decisions on legislation at a nationwide level; often refers to presidential or parliamentary elections.
Election Laws
Regulations that govern the electoral process, including the rules for voting, candidate eligibility, and how elections are conducted.
Ballot Designs
The visual layout, structure, and method of information presentation on ballots, which can significantly influence voting behavior and election outcomes.
- Recognize the complexities and challenges involved in administering national elections within the United States.
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SPHESIHLE MATOMANEJul 21, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
The correct answer is "All of the above are correct" because each point (A, B, and C) highlights different aspects of how the decentralized administration of elections by local and state officials, their discretionary powers, and the variability in ballot designs can collectively raise questions about the uniformity and fairness of what is considered a national election process.
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the complexities and challenges involved in administering national elections within the United States.