Question

The party in the electorate consists:

A. of all the members of the legislature.
B. of all the people who describe themselves as Democrats or Republicans.
C. only of those members who are electoral candidates.
D. exclusively of party identifiers. exclusively of party activists.

Answer 1

The party in the electorate consists: exclusively of party identifiers. exclusively of party activists.

Step-by-step explanation:

The party in the electorate is the biggest component, consisting of party identifiers (those who recognize themselves as existing segments of a political party) and party activists (party constituents who support to design and supervise party roles and preparation). Usually, somebody belongs to a political party because they correspond with several of its principal plans and maintain some of its candidates.

The party-in-the-electorate are those segments of the electoral public who examine themselves to be a member of a political party and/or who consistently favor the nominees of one party over the other.