Parties Law
Definition
Parties law refers to legislation that regulates political parties in a country. It sets out rules regarding party formation, registration, funding, activities, and participation in elections.
Related terms
Electoral Systems: Electoral systems are methods used in elections to determine how votes are translated into seats or representation.
Party Platform: A party platform is a set of principles or policies adopted by a political party as its guiding framework during an election campaign.
Multi-party System: A multi-party system is a political system where multiple major political parties compete for power and representation.
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AP Comparative Government - 4.4 Understanding the Role of Political Party Systems
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