__________ are organizations that seek to influence public policy
a. Constituencies
b. Agenda builders
c. Interest groups
d. Government watchdogs
c
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In the context of the structure of American political parties, both major American political parties:
A) are closely knit or highly organized. B) are fragmented and decentralized. C) have a central power and a direct chain of command. D) are fashioned in such a way that a single individual or group can direct all party members. E) are organized in such a way that all party members are at the same level.
Which of the following is NOT true about the Australian ballot?
a. It is a secret ballot. b. It was adopted during the Progressive Era. c. It was designed to strengthen the major political parties. d. It lists the names of all candidates running for office.