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The three rules of the United States electoral system that pose obstacles to the victory of minority party candidates are:

  • There is no equality of representation in congress, the majorities always have more representation.
  • There is no visibility of the candidates because they must represent at least 15% in the polls. So the majority of minority party candidates are not in the presidential debate.
  • It is not easy to be on the ballot, state law requires a large number of signatures to be included on it.

An electoral system is a term that refers to the set of rules that determine the guidelines for elections, referendums, and all forms of electoral participation to be carried out appropriately.

In the specific case of the United States, its electoral system has been criticized many times because it allows majorities and traditional parties to perpetuate themselves in government and minority parties do not have access to positions such as the presidency.

Three electoral practices have limited the participation of minority parties, which are:

  • There is no equality of representation in congress, the majorities always have more representation.
  • There is no visibility of the candidates because they must represent at least 15% in the polls to appear in the presidential debates.
  • It is not easy to be on the ballot, state law requires a large number of signatures to be included on it.

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