The Party-In-Government Is Made Up of

question 37

Multiple Choice

The party-in-government is made up of

• A) the members of the general public who identify with a political party.
• B) the formal structure and leadership of a political party.
• C) all of the elected and appointed officials who identify with a political party.
• D) pledged to support all of the party's political positions.
• E) no longer significant due to candidate-centered elections.

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