In the case of an independent candidate, or a candidate representing a minor party, the most serious problem is to convince voters of which of the following?

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Independent or minor party candidates often struggle to gain traction because voters may feel like their vote is wasted if they support a candidate who is unlikely to win. Therefore, the most serious problem for these candidates is convincing voters to reject the major-party candidates and consider alternative options. This requires a strong message and a compelling argument for change.

In the Case of an Independent Candidate, or a Candidate