America's voting system could be considered ineffective because it offers too many candidates in each election it is an international model of voting the number of voters under the age of 21 has dropped significantly in the past decade it is nearly impossible to ensure the majority of voters have enough information on all of the candidates and issues to make informed decisions at the ballot box

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it is nearly impossible to ensure the majority of voters have enough information on all of the candidates and issues to make informed decisions at the ballot box

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The correct answer is "it is nearly impossible to ensure the majority of voters have enough information on all of the candidates and issues to make informed decisions at the ballot box". One of the main problems among elections, is ensuring that voters have enough information to make a responsible vote. This makes voting systems ineffective, and makes difficult for government and society to guarantee informed decisions from the voters.

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