How Do State and Local Party Organizations Differ from National

question 119

Multiple Choice

How do state and local party organizations differ from national party organizations in terms of influence over a candidate's campaign?

• A) State and local party organizations coordinate volunteers for the party, while the national party handles everything else.
• B) The national party tends to handle most of a candidate's campaign strategy and relies on state and local party organizations to mobilize the vote.
• C) State and local party organizations have a greater role in organizing and developing a candidate's campaign than the national party.
• D) The national party provides advice for a candidate's campaign, while the state and local party organizations play a minimal role.

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