THIRD PARTIES. IN THE PAST Third Parties had been centralized in issues Free Soil Party Prohibitionist Party The Green Party.

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THIRD PARTIES

IN THE PAST Third Parties had been centralized in issues Free Soil Party Prohibitionist Party The Green Party

FUNCTIONS 1)Outlet for dissatisfied voters. 2)Help with National policy and agenda 3)Influence Elections

IDEOLOGICALLY BASED (MEANING BASED IN THE IDEA OR SET OF BELIEFS) Socialist Workers Party International Workers of World Party Social Democrats Libertarians Progressive Party

ISSUE BASED PARTIES They propose radical ideas: Such as: The minimum wage Women’s right to vote Banking laws The environment

Splinter Parties REPUBLICANS TEA PARTY

THIRD PARTIES ARE…BAD? SOMETIMES CAN ACT AS A SPOILER

WHY DO THEY FAIL TO WIN? MONEY BALLOT ALL FIFTY STATES

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