What is approval voting? A. Approval voting assigns 1 point for last place and an additional point for each higher place, where the candidate with the most points wins. B. Approval voting says that the candidate with the most first-place votes wins. C. Approval voting asks voters to specify whether they approve or disapprove of each candidate, and the candidate with the most approval votes wins. D. Approval voting says that the candidate who wins the most one-on-one contests is the winner of the election. Part 2 How is approval voting different from the traditional idea of one person, one vote? A. Voters may vote for as many candidates as they like, and the candidate with the most first-place votes wins. B. Voters may vote for the number of points a candidate should receive, and the candidate with the most points wins. C. Voters may approve of both candidates in one-on-one contests if they choose. D. Voters may approve as many candidates as they like, and the candidate with the most approval votes wins