question archive Historically, minor political parties have had a very difficult time electing candidates to national offices such as Congress or the White House
Historically, minor political parties have had a very difficult time electing candidates to national offices such as Congress or the White House
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Historically, minor political parties have had a very difficult time electing candidates to national offices such as Congress or the White House. what was the reasons for this relative lack of success, citing at least one cultural and two institutional obstacles. To what degree have minor parties been able to overcome these barriers and exert some influence on the American political system?
