Question

One of the problems with our current electoral system is:

A. long ballots make it hard for voters to be well enough informed on candidates and issues to make good decisions.

B. straight party tickets keep the majority of people away from polls.

C. too many candidates "split" the ticket.

D. a popular national candidate can hurt the chances of those in the same party on a local level.

Answer 1

ANSWER:

A. long ballots make it hard for voters to be well enough informed on candidates and issues to make good decisions.

Step-by-step explanation:

we live in a digital system where data can be shipped and accepted directly then why we are still having an old process of voting that demands much from citizens. Citizens need to take off from the work, then they travel to polling stations, get themselves register and take a form to fill and go to private booth just to click the favorite candidate and then return form and move away.

Let the citizens vote whenever they want. It should be done through email or ballot box should be taken to their email addresses. Now 27 states and Washington permit citizens to Ballot by email.

Answer 2

A. long ballots make it hard for voters to be well enough informed on candidates and issues to make good decisions.

Step-by-step explanation:

we live in a digital system where data can be shipped and accepted directly then why we are still having an old process of voting that demands much from citizens. Citizens need to take off from the work, then they travel to polling stations, get themselves register and take a form to fill and go to private booth just to click the favorite candidate and then return form and move away.

Let the citizens vote whenever they want. It should be done through email or ballot box should be taken to their email addresses. Now 27 states and Washington permit citizens to Ballot by email.