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| 5. | Prime spokesperson and arbitrator for the party |
| 6. | Funds that can be used for direct electioneering regulated by the Federal Elections Commissions |
| 8. | Gradual rearrangement of party coalitions, based mostly on demographic shifts |
| 12. | The workers and activists who make up the aprt's formal organization structure |
| 14. | Citizen's personal affinty for a political party |
| 15. | Organized effort by officeholders, candidates, activists, and voters to pursue common interests |
| 17. | Acts which removed the staffing of the bureaucracy from political parties |
| 18. | Politics that focuses on specific issues rather than party, candidate, or other loyalties |
| 21. | Office holders who organize themselves under a party label |
| 23. | General decline in partisan identification and loyalty within the electorate |
| 25. | Party conceived to support Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 election |
| 26. | A party system that recruits voter loyalty with tangible incentives |
| 27. | Electoral system in which the party that recieves at least on more vote than any other party wins the election |
| 28. | Party which wanted to preserve the Jim Crow South |
| 30. | Representation according to the ercentage of the vote won by a particular political party |