*choose the correct answer.*
the introduction of a third party in politics can

a. offer a new voice that may be missing
b. create a new electorate
c. split the vote of the leading party
d. mean a need to amend the constitutional voting laws

Answer:

The introduction of a third party in politics can A: offer a new voice that may be missing

Explanation:

Political parties play a key role in the government activities and provide opportunities for citizens to participate in the political process. They recruit and nominate candidates. Parties also help candidates win elections.  

A third party is a party which is competing for votes that failed to defeat or outpoll either of its two toughest rivals. They introduce new ideas for a particular issue. They often move around a political personality, like the Roosevelt’s bull moose party. Third party may also influence the result for other candidates. So, correct answer is Option A which says, third party offers new voice that may be missing.

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