Which of the following is a characteristic of the coalitional structure of political parties in the United States?
a. Each party comprises several identical subgroups.
b. Each subgroup always agrees on a distinct, clearly defined set of ideas.
c. There is a lack of tension and rivalry among all subgroups.
d. Factions band together for the purpose of winning elections.
Answer: D
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