The development of the first party system uncovered problems in the method of electing the president and vice president. How did the Twelfth Amendment solve these problems?
a. It created the electoral college.
b. It dissolved the electoral college.
c. It required separate votes for president and vice president.
d. It required presidential candidates to be financially sound..
e. It required a popular vote for the President.
Ans: c. It required separate votes for president and vice president.
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a. Voter turnout is generally higher than in general elections. b. Split-ticket voting is more common than in general elections. c. Voter turnout is typically higher in runoff elections than in the first round of primaries. d. Voters tend to be more ideological than the general public.
Which state has used the initiative process more than any other?
a. Colorado b. California c. Washington d. Oregon