The main purpose of a political party in a democracy is to________________?
Correct answer: B. gain power
- A. eliminate the opposition
- B. gain power
- C. eliminate power
- D. control the media
Explanation
Political parties organise candidates, policies, and voters primarily to win elections and obtain governing authority. Controlling the media or eliminating opposition is not their defining democratic purpose.
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