The first of five players are political parties which are defined as organized groups whose goal is to gain office and exercise political power through legislation, executive action, and control of government agencies, etc. Political Parties work to elect officeholders that are of the same party as them and have candidates bring voters to their side to have their support due to …show more content…
Not only will the parties positions and candidates will be shown to voters they talk about the benefit of voting and what failing to vote could lead to the other parties candidate success negatively affect them and their children. Despite the frowning about people voting for the party not the candidate by media, political scientist have found the party label to be effective and powerful and accurate information shortcut that leads to voters not having to focus much on the extensive information of the candidate when deciding on who to …show more content…
The ultimate goal of most politically inclined interest group are to shape public polices in way that it supports the group’s interests, values, or beliefs. This goal is accomplished in two strategies in which sometimes both is used, one is the electoral strategy which is an attempt to influence the selection of public officials. Second strategy is the legislative strategy which is to influence the decisions that elected officials, bureaucrats, or members of the judiciary make. For those interests groups that decide to use the electoral strategy they do so by using tactics such as campaign spending, endorsements, voter mobilization and education, and