True or false

Question

Political parties nominate candidates, mobilize voters, and represent different ideologies.
Media coverage, campaign ads, and public opinion polls do NOT play a significant role in shaping voter behavior.
Citizens have voluntary obligations like paying taxes, serving jury duty, and registering for military conscription.

Special interest groups, through lobbying and contributions, can heavily influence electoral outcomes, shaping policy and legislation.

Answer 1

1. True - Political parties do indeed nominate candidates, mobilize voters, and represent different ideologies.
2. False - Media coverage, campaign ads, and public opinion polls do play significant roles in shaping voter behavior.
3. True - Citizens have voluntary obligations such as paying taxes, serving jury duty, and registering for military conscription (though serving in the military itself is typically not voluntary in many countries).
4. True - Special interest groups can heavily influence electoral outcomes and shape policy and legislation through lobbying and contributions.