Which of the following reflects perceived weaknesses in the current two-party system? Neither party will take a firm stance on issues because of the large number of voters they attract. Candidates do not reflect general public. Parties only appeal to specific groups. all of the above

answer: the mildest forms of push polling are designed merely to remind voters of a particular issue. for instance, a push poll might ask respondents to rank candidates based on their support of an issue in order to get voters thinking about that issue. many push polls are negative attacks on other candidates.