Topic: We should adopt a multi-party system
a multi-party system offers too many options and decreases the election voting for one candidate, spreading out the votes over too many options.
a multi-party system only makes it harder to choose a presidential candidate
A multi-party system prevents the leadership of a single party from setting policy without challenge.
a multi-party system provides more choices to insure that the people have representation for their various beliefs beyond a simple two or single-party system.
A multiparty system reduces tactical voting (voting for a particular person or political party in order to prevent someone else from winning).
a multi-party system results in so many different platforms that there is no cohesion and nothing gets accomplished.
a multi-party system spreads votes out to thin,so as one leader can be victorious even though they did not receive the majority of the peoples' votes.
a multi-party system weakens speed of decision making and ensures no progress is made so we should not adopt it.
a multi-party system will allow for more exchange of ideas and better development of our government.
a multi-party system will create confusion and deadlock.
a multi-party system will give more people with differing ideas, an opportunity to run for office
a multi-party system will help to ensure that more political agendas will be given the chance to represent the people
a multi-party system will just cause more arguments and political strongholds in our government.
a multi-party system will lack real leadership and will mean that policies often end up being diluted or not passed at all as a majority can not be reached.
a multi-party system will lead to a better diversity of viewpoints in government.
A multi-party system will make it so that everyone in the country is represented well.
a multi-party system will require large quantities of money that could better be used elsewhere
a multi-party system will simply lead to legislative gridlock and nothing will get accomplished.
a multi-party system will split the country even more.
a multi-party system would allow more people to have their ideas represented.
a multi-party system would allow more views to be heard and more complex debates.
a multi-party system would be beneficial as more than one political view in government would ensure a fairer outcome.
a multi-party system would be divisive at a time when we need to pursue common interests.
a multi-party system would be more representative of the public will.
a multiparty system would be more representative of the will of the people
a multi-party system would be too confusing
a multiparty system would be too decentralized
a multi-party system would breath new life into a system currently dominated by same people and ideas
a multi-party system would bring a fairer balance to government, not leading to one extreme of politics or the other.
A multi-party system would bring in a lot more choice of representation for the people living in the country.
a multi-party system would bring more choices for people to speak up and vote.