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Political Party
A group of people with broad common interests who organize to win elections
Two-Party system
A country where two major parties dominate elections
Third Party
A political party that challenges the two political parties
Platform
The overall set of principles and positions adopted by a political party
Plank
One specific issue or belief within a party’s platform
Ideological Party
A party based on a set of beliefs about government and society,
One-Party System
A system with only one political party, typically not democratic
Precinct
A geographic area containing a specific number of voters who vote at the same place.
Political Machine
A strong party organization that wins elections year after year
Platform
A statement of a party’s principles, beliefs, and positions on issues.
Plurality
When a candidate receives the most votes, but less that 50%C
Closed Primary
A nomination election where only declared party members can vote.
National Convention
The meeting where party members nominate presidential and vice-presidential candidates.
Direct Primary
An election where voters choose party nominees for the general election
Majority
More than half of all voters cast
Ward
A larger election district made up of several precincts
Petition
A method for getting a candidate on the ballot through signatures.