Explain any one difference between a pressure group or a political party
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A political party may refer to a voluntary organised group of dedicated individuals with similar political ideology. They nominate the candidate, contest elections and win power over the government. It is commonly juxtaposed with pressure groups which imply a collection of like-minded people, who come together to promote and defend a common objective, by continuously striving to influence the decision of the government.
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A political party 'contest elections and form government' whereas a pressure group seek to 'influence government policies or legislation'.
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