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Political parties are pillar of democracy. Why?​

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Answered by roman6055
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Political parties are a key ingredient of the democratic process. They are formed on the basis of a particular ideology and those who subscribe to it join and become members of the party. A political party will have one principal objective, and that is to attain the power to govern. With attainment of power as its primary goal the political party must organise itself into a unit and formulate rules that outline the unit’s structure and govern the conduct of members, it must select its leadership and then safeguard its existence by ensuring that it has adequate funding to sustain its structures, campaign and win elections.

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Answered by samudramchandu12
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Explanation:

Political parties are a key ingredient of the democratic process. They are formed on the basis of a particular ideology and those who subscribe to it join and become members of the party. A political party will have one principal objective, and that is to attain the power to govern. With attainment of power as its primary goal the political party must organise itself into a unit and formulate rules that outline the unit’s structure and govern the conduct of members, it must select its leadership and then safeguard its existence by ensuring that it has adequate funding to sustain its structures, campaign and win elections.

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