Question

what is the main goal of voter mobilization efforts? a. reducing voter turnout b. creating new laws c. encouraging participation d. influencing judicial decisions what role do party platforms play in elections? a. selecting candidates b. outlining party goals c. enforcing laws d. reducing turnout how do political parties organize governance after elections? a. coordinating policy implementation b. selecting new laws c. creating party platforms d. reducing voter turnout

Explanation:

1. Voter mobilization aims to get more people to vote, thus encouraging participation. It has nothing to do with reducing turnout, creating laws or influencing judicial decisions.
2. Party platforms are statements that outline what a political - party hopes to achieve, so they outline party goals. They are not for selecting candidates, enforcing laws or reducing turnout.
3. After elections, political parties organize governance by coordinating policy implementation. Selecting new laws is part of the legislative process, creating party platforms is done before elections, and reducing voter turnout is not related to post - election governance organization.

Answer:

1. c. Encouraging participation
2. b. Outlining party goals
3. a. Coordinating policy implementation