Interest Groups in the United States

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This winner take all arrangement predicates itself on having two major political parties, essentially manufacturing an environment where smaller third parties have no political weight. Because of this and other factors such as ballot regulations, “there is little likelihood that a third party could form a swing voting bloc or force the necessity for a governing coalition, as one may do in a parliamentary system (Graham 25)...
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This winner take all arrangement predicates itself on having two major political parties, essentially manufacturing an environment where smaller third parties have no political weight. Because of this and other factors such as ballot regulations, “there is little likelihood that a third party could form a swing voting bloc or force the necessity for a governing coalition, as one may do in a parliamentary system (Graham 25)...
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