D Question 14 In which scenario would a person likely engage in crossover voting? A Republican...

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D Question 14 In which scenario would a person likely engage in crossover voting? A Republican feels strongly that the current Republican front-runner would make a bad general election candidate and votes in the party primary for another candidate. A Democrat believes that no matter which Democratic candidate is chosen, that person will not win the general election. O A Democrat believes that any of the Democratic candidates would be fine and, therefore, decides not to vote in the primary election. A Republican participates heavily in the campaign of one of the Republican candidates. Question 15 What most significantly limits independent and third-party candidates? 2 pts Ballot access laws and petition requirements O Photo ID laws O Multilingual ballots O Office block ballots 2 pts D Question 14 In which scenario would a person likely engage in crossover voting? A Republican feels strongly that the current Republican front-runner would make a bad general election candidate and votes in the party primary for another candidate. A Democrat believes that no matter which Democratic candidate is chosen, that person will not win the general election. O A Democrat believes that any of the Democratic candidates would be fine and, therefore, decides not to vote in the primary election. A Republican participates heavily in the campaign of one of the Republican candidates. Question 15 What most significantly limits independent and third-party candidates? 2 pts Ballot access laws and petition requirements O Photo ID laws O Multilingual ballots O Office block ballots 2 pts

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