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How do members of a political party not in government get paid?
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∙ 12y ago
Probably they have other occupations that they return to when they are not serving in government. Legal practices, company board positions and other professions like that allow for intermittent periods of work.
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Do political parties receive advertising on radio television and in the newspaper free of charge?
In the US, all political advertising must be paid for by the party or group placing it, whether in a newspaper or on radio or television. The process of funding political advertising can be different in other countries.
Is it true that The national chairman of a political party is a volunteer and handles only the planning of the national conventions?
No, that is not true. There may have been a time when national chairs of political parties were just volunteering their time, but in modern times, campaigns have become big business, and political parties play an important role in getting candidates elected. Candidates need to raise large sums of money to get elected, and while they can rely on wealthy political donors, they also rely on their party leaders to help set the political agenda and get the message out across the country. Thus, chairs of political parties are well paid for what is a very demanding job: today, they do much more than run the conventions, although that is one aspect of their job. They are being paid to make sure the public has a favorable view of both the party and the candidates. This means coordinating the campaign in each state (working with campaign managers, consultants, and strategists), honing the message, and guiding the direction of the campaign. It also means going on TV and radio to defend the candidate on behalf of the political party, and to oversee the political ads that will be used to make the other party and its candidates look bad.
Which political party did George Washington belong?
Although not a member of any party, George Washington basically favored a strong central government so long as there was a balance of power held by the Congress. Having just fought a long and bloody war against the British to rid the US of a king, Washington was leary of one person holding such monarchial power again.
Campaign organizations consist only of paid staff members?
false
Who is paid by an interest group to talk to government officials?
A lobbyist
What would if members of parliament were paid to serve the government?
Independent Members of Parliament were numerous in the last decades of the 19th ... Liberal" or "Independent Conservative," to indicate their affiliation to that party.
Who does the political party belong to?
No one owns a political party. There are laws regulating groups of individuals who form a political party, and solicit contributions to finance their objectives. We generally think of just Republicans and Democrat Parties, but there are many more political parties or organizations. These parties have an organization similar to a non-profit corporation and may or may not have paid employees. More information can be found in Wikipedia under political parties. Also see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_parties_in_the_United_States Political parties are the property of their paid-up members.
What is the source of congressional pay?
Members of Congress are paid out of the U.S. Treasury.American Government
Money that the government owes is called?
Perpetual government debt (to be paid by the next elected party, and so on).
Is the president paid during the government shutdown?
The president and all members of congress were paid during the shutdown, but their staff members were not. The military was exempt, since the president had signed an act that made sure the troops would continue to get paid.
What would happened if members of parliament were paid to serve the government?
They are. In march 2011 the published salaries were: Prime Minister: £142,500 Cabinet Minister and Speaker £134,565 Member of Parliament £65,738
How much is a member of the House of Lords paid?
Most Members of the House of Lords are not paid a salary, but can claim a daily allowance of £300 per sitting day - but only if they attend a sitting of the House and/or committee proceedings. Paid Members of the House of Lords are The Lord Speaker, the Chairman of Committees, and the Principal Deputy Chairman, all of which are paid from the House of Lords' budget. Government ministers are paid by the relevant Government departments.
Why was Diego rivera expelled from the communist party in 1928?
He was paid by the Mexican government to paint some murals, and the communist party was mad that he was working for them at all.
What major political party in America organized?
Each major political party in America is organized by function AND geographic region. Parties are organized geographically into national, state, and local organizations, and by function into officeholders, activists and paid workers, and voters (the party-in-the-electorate). American political parties are not formally based on social/economic class, anyone can join.
Each major political party in America is organized by .?
Each major political party in America is organized by function AND geographic region. Parties are organized geographically into national, state, and local organizations, and by function into officeholders, activists and paid workers, and voters (the party-in-the-electorate). American political parties are not formally based on social/economic class -- anyone can join.
What qualities did the government want the recruits to possess and how much were the first members of the North-West Mounted Police paid?
not enough
How did the Meiji government deal with protesters and union members?
The Japanese government: Meiji basically crushed and threatened them and didnt care about rural areas except for the taxes that they paid.
