In what sense do parties help to maintain government legitimacy?
a. They facilitate compromise rather than conflict.
b. They add stability and order to the organization of government.
c. They aggregate diverse interests into larger, more manageable groups.
d. They give citizens a way to communicate their needs to the government.
d
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A. splintering B. packing C. districting D. cracking
Litigation is a tactic used by interest groups to lobby ________
a. the president b. the Congress c. the courts d. state governments
All of the following were identified as possible methods for addressing sensitive topics with surveys EXCEPT ______.
A. a focus on survey administration B. the use of randomized response techniques C. the use of list experiments D. the forgoing of endorsement experiments
At what event do delegates officially nominate their party's presidential candidate?
a. party convention b. electoral convention c. caucus convention d. caucus election