Question

multiple choice question
any party that runs against the two major parties in an election is known as
o a ternary party
o a tertiary party
o a third party
o a trilateral party

Explanation:

In political science, the term "third party" is commonly used to refer to a political party that is not one of the two major parties in a two - party system. "Ternary" is more of a mathematical or scientific term related to three elements in a non - political context. "Tertiary" usually refers to the third level in a hierarchical or developmental sense (like tertiary education). "Trilateral" refers to something involving three sides or parties in a more general, often non - political, multi - lateral context.

Answer:

a third party