Question

A political party is a group of individuals who:

a. organize to win elections and operate the government.
b. pay monthly dues to an ideological organization.
c. have been elected to office and have obtained positions of power.
d. accept the decisions of the party

Answer 1

a. organize to win elections and operate the government.

Step-by-step explanation:

A political party is made up of a group of individuals that come together to seek political control by fielding candidates who share the same ideology of the party to represent the party in the pursuit of political positions. The political party also mobilizes voters to secure the votes for their prefer candidates for positions so as to get them into position of power during elections, in order to control and operate the government.

Examples of political parties in the United States of America are the Democratic Party and the Republican parties, these are the two major parties that are well known to dominate the political scene in the country.

Answer 2

The correct option is A

Step-by-step explanation:

Political parties organize themselves to forge a single frontier in order to win elections as well as cooperate with the government.

The sole aim of political party is to win elections and occupy government positions,but experience has shown that not winning an election can make a political party redundant and irrelevant, hence as soon as they loose out in elections, they organize themselves as opposition party in order to cooperate with the government of the day or criticize the positions of the government on key political and economic issues.

As a result of voicing their opinions, the electorates may see them as worthy of their votes next election