In the United States, political parties are often derided as
a. unorganized, biased, and elitist.
b. confusing, unyielding, and ideological.
c. executive, legislative, and judicial.
d. superficial, politicized, and complex.
e. corrupt, inefficient, and biased.
E
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What is a primary?
a. An election in which members of one party must defeat members of another party in order to have their names on the final ballot. b. An election in which one member of one party must defeat one member of another party, in order to become president. c. An election in which a member of a specific party must defeat other members of their own party in order to be on the final ballot. d. An election which precedes the election of a final candidate, in which a list of party members is decided upon.