A realignment is a substantial and long-term shift in party allegiance by individuals and groups, usually resulting in a change in policy direction.

People very often vote without __________

A) any party affiliation B) knowing precisely what they are voting for or why C) having been granted citizenship D) knowing the parties involved in the election

Which of the following illustrates President Clinton's efforts to build on the efforts of FDR to rationalize the federal bureaucracy?

A) Brownlow Commission B) Hoover Commission C) National Performance Review D) President's Management Agenda