The Structure of Each Political Party's National Organization Includes Four

question 67

Multiple Choice

The structure of each political party's national organization includes four major elements:

• A) the national convention, the national chairperson, the state central committees, and the congressional campaign committees.
• B) state party organizations, the state central committees, the national chairperson, and the national committee.
• C) the national convention, the national committee, the national chairperson, and the congressional campaign committees.
• D) wards, precincts, state central committees, and the national convention.
• E) the presidential candidate, the state party chairpersons, the congressional campaign committees, and the delegates.

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Definitions:

Secret Ballot

A voting method that ensures the privacy of voters' choices, preventing intimidation and fostering a free election or decision process.

Employee Free Choice Act

Proposed U.S. legislation aimed at making it easier for workers to form, join, or assist labor unions, and to provide for mandatory injunctions for unfair labor practices during organizing efforts.

NLRA

The National Labor Relations Act of 1935; legislation that protects the rights of employees and employers, encourages collective bargaining, and curtails certain private sector labor and management practices.

First Contract Settlements

Refers to agreements reached between a newly formed union and the employer, outlining the initial terms and conditions of employment.