Question: Imagine that you decide to vote in the next presidential election because you want to influence public policy, particularly the direction of the Build Back Better Act. How might parties help you decide which presidential candidate to vote for? Group of answer choices Parties coordinate and mobilize voters, which allows them to mobilize those voters who will align closely with their policy positions. Party membership requires you to vote for their presidential candidate. Parties coordinate the legislative process as each party takes a position on an issue. This informs voters on how the party will vote on a policy once in office. Parties do not help voters learn how their vote will translate into public policy.