Question

1. why might voters choose a minor party candidate?

○ to vote for a better - funded campaign.
○ to ensure major party candidates win.
○ to support less relevant issues.
○ to express dissatisfaction with major parties.

Explanation:

Minor party candidates typically have less funding than major parties, so the first option is incorrect. Voting for a minor party does not help major party candidates win, eliminating the second option. Minor parties often focus on niche, underaddressed issues that voters see as relevant, so the third option is wrong. Voters often select minor party candidates to show they are unhappy with the major parties' platforms or actions.

Answer:

To express dissatisfaction with major parties.