Political parties in the United States organize voters for effective political expression at the polls. The political parties screen candidates to ensure that the candidates’ views
a. exactly reflect party ideology.
b. loosely reflect party ideology.
c. reflect what the voters want to hear.
d. reflect the opposite of the opposing party.
b. loosely reflect party ideology.
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