Question

A democracy that adopts simple plurality or first past the post electoral rules is likely to have a

Group of answer choices

Two-Party System.

Multi-Party System.

One Party System.

Answer 1

Two-Party System.

Step-by-step explanation:

A two-party system is a type of party system where two parties dominate political life. In the countries described by the term, other parties are also legal and active, and therefore it should not be confused with a one-party state, where parties other than the ruling party are generally illegal, but these parties do not have almost any political relevance at the national level.

It has been stated, among other things, that such systems always offer two clear government alternatives, and that the relevance of personal elections is considered to increase, as personal positions on various issues become increasingly important.