Minor political parties have little chance of winning and organizing the government because ___ .

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The electoral system in the United States is designed to favor the two major parties, Democrats and Republicans, through rules such as winner-takes-all elections and ballot access restrictions. This makes it difficult for minor parties to gain traction and win elections. The other options, appealing only to young voters and being located only in U.S. territories, are not accurate reasons for why minor parties have little chance of winning and organizing the government.

Minor Political Parties Have Little Chance of Winning and Organizing