Difine the two party system. Explain its advantages and disadvantages?
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A two-party system is a system where two major political parties dominate politics within a government. One of the two parties typically holds a majority in the legislature and is usually referred to as the majority party while the other is the minority party.
Advantages of a Two Party System
1.Political information is much easier to understand.
2.Balance is achieved because multiple interests and opinions are accommodated.
3.Political stability is achieved.
Disadvantages of a Two Party System
1. It brings government to a standstill.
2. It offers limited options.
3. It promotes corruption.
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In a January 2016 article on The Hill, Michael Coblenz wrote “The two-part system is destroying America. Democrats and Republicans are in a death match and the American people are caught in the middle.” America is facing a slew of problems such as inequality and international terrorism but arguments between the two parties regarding these issues have brought government to a standstill. An issue cannot be tackled without the two parties being able to discuss them rationally.
Advantages of a Two Party System
1 . Political information is much easier to understand.
2. Balance is achieved because multiple interests and opinions are accommodated.
3. Political stability is achieved.
4. Governing them is much more simpler.
5. There are fewer voting choices.
Disadvantages of a Two Party System
1. It brings government to a standstill.
2. It offers limited options.
3. It promotes corruption.
4. It ignores alternative voices.
Advantages of a Two Party System
1 . Political information is much easier to understand.
2. Balance is achieved because multiple interests and opinions are accommodated.
3. Political stability is achieved.
4. Governing them is much more simpler.
5. There are fewer voting choices.
Disadvantages of a Two Party System
1. It brings government to a standstill.
2. It offers limited options.
3. It promotes corruption.
4. It ignores alternative voices.
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