Minor parties tend to be weaker in a system with ______ because they do not have a realistic chance of winning the presidency.

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In a system with a single executive, such as the United States, minor parties have a harder time gaining support and winning the presidency because the winner-takes-all nature of the electoral college system favors the two major parties. This can weaken the power and visibility of minor parties in the political system.

Minor Parties Tend to Be Weaker in a System with ______