The Party Conference or Caucus Is a

question 107

Multiple Choice

The party conference or caucus is a

• A)group of congressional aides who administer the day-to-day affairs of the national parties.
• B)communications network in each house of Congress that polls the members to learn their voting intentions.
• C)party organ designed to promote the election of fellow party candidates.
• D)meeting of a political or legislative group to select leaders or discuss party strategy.
• E)meeting of legislators held every four years to choose a presidential candidate.

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