How Are National and State Party Organizations Interrelated

question 23

Multiple Choice

How are national and state party organizations interrelated?

• A) They are part of a hierarchical structure, with the national convention at the top, the national organizations in the middle, and the state organizations at the bottom.
• B) They are independent of each other except for the fact that they are all expected to follow the party rules set at the national convention every four years.
• C) National organizations finance state organizations, so while they are not officially in charge of them, they often control them through funding.
• D) National organizations are in charge of overseeing state organizations and enforcing party rules at all levels of the party.
• E) They are independent except for ties in terms of ideologies, campaign money, and party rules.

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