Read the following passage: sure, there could be any number of political parties, but our election system doesn't really support that. a third-party candidate running for president can't receive public funds for his or her campaign, for instance, unless that party's candidate got at least 5 percent of the vote in the last presidential election. that's not easy to do, which is why the big parties stay and the small ones come and go.

which factor supporting the two-party system does the passage describe?

a. majority rule

b. campaign finance laws

c. voter loyalty

d. winner-takes-all elections

The correct answer is B) Campaign finance laws.

The factor supporting the two-factor system that the passage describes is Campaign finance laws.

The passage mentions that the American election system doesn't really support a third party candidate running for the Presidency because that candidate can't receive public funds for his campaign. The United States law requires that a third party candidate got at least 5% of the vote in the last presidential election.

In U.S. politics, dominates the majority rule. It means that after a democratic process of having elections, the majority rules the government. In a two-party system like the one in the United States, the Republican and Democratic parties share power and government, depending on the results of an election. History has shown how difficult it is for a third party to aspire to the Presidency.

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