What impact did Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive "Bull Moose" Party most clearly have on the election of 1912?
O A. It split Republican support, helping Democrat Woodrow Wilson
win.
B. It attracted votes from Democrats, ensuring reelection for
Republican Howard Taft.
O C. It resulted in a nonmajority electoral vote that triggered a runoff
election.
O D. It encouraged Socialist Party candidate Eugene V. Debs to enter
the race.