Canadian's Party Identification Tends to Be That

Canadian's party identification tends to be that:

A) few people preferred one party over another, and most were not strongly committed to their party of choice.
B) most people preferred one party over another, but most were not strongly committed to their party of choice.
C) few people preferred one party over another, but most were strongly committed to their party of choice.
D) most people preferred one party over another, and most were strongly committed to their party of choice.
E) there was no consistency in popular support for the major parties; each of them enjoyed majority support at different times.