Question: Why are elections in larger cities more likely to involve ideological issues than in smaller cities? Group of answer choices Larger cities are more likely to have think tanks that will develop policy proposals at the request of candidates. Larger cities have larger local party organizations, and they are more likely to have the capacity to organize for their endorsed candidates. Larger cities offer particularistic government benefits and create an incentive for groups to organize and advocate for certain candidates. Citizens of smaller cities care less about the results of their local elections, reducing the incentive for candidates to develop policy proposals.