The Term Party Principle Refers To

question 68

Multiple Choice

The term party principle refers to:

• A) the identification of elected officials and citizens with different political parties
• B) groups or individuals who associate with a political party
• C) the idea that parties are more than just groups of elected officials
• D) those politicians who are elected to office under a common party label
• E) the proposition that parties always put their self-interest ahead of the public good

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