In what ways has the redistricting of house seats been used for the political gain of certain groups and parties in the various states?

Redistricting the House seats has been used for the political gain of certain groups and parties in various states because it concentrates the opposition's voters in one or a few districts thus leaving the other districts comfortably safe OR it can spread the opposition as thinly as possible among several districts. This process is also known as gerrymandering. Whomever is in control is most likely to win the district, this would be the gain of power within the district.

So you can understand the motivations behind the political systems, parties, and various governments of the world.

Political parties tend to unify in various ways. This is seen when they nominate one person to represent the party in an election and they campaign for the person fully.

in addition to the main three parties, the Commons has a range of other political groups also elected by the public. This includes nationalist organisations like Plaid Cymru (Wales) and the Scottish National Party, Northern Ireland's various political parties and minority parties like the Green Party or Respect.

Political parties are similar to the federal in various ways. The most common similarity is in the operations and administrative issues. The political party leader is runs the party as a federal government is run by the President.

Political Parties are a natural part of human political interaction. People will naturally disagree on how government should function and what benefits it should confer on its various members. When people come together to choose a platform of ideals, this becomes a political party.

Political parties use primary elections to determine who they will nominate to represent the parties in the general elections. In the general elections, voters choose from among candidates of various political parties their preferences to fill government offices.

The political parties of Australia are very varied. There are two main political parties, the Australian Labor Party, and the Coalition. The Australian Labor Party is a federal party with branches in each state and territory. The Coalition is a formal alliance of broadly center-right parties, existing in various forms since 1923. There are many unregistered political parties in Australia, including the Smoker's Rights Party and the WikiLeaks Party.

Political parties seek to modify the contending views of various interests and groups, encourage and compromise, and so help to unify, rather than divide, the American people.

The necessity of political parties include; 1. They bring various representatives together so that a responsible government could be formed. 2. They support or restrain the government in the formulation of policies.

Public funds are the monies given to the various parties for education purposes. The parties are then responsible for using the funds to create awareness among their constituents.

The industrial revolution was accompanied by the formation of labor unions, which formed or dominated various political parties in democratic nations, won certain rights for unions and workers in general, and generally expanded the franchise (right to vote) more broadly in these nations.

Policy agenda is normally set by members of the various political parties. It is these people who then push their agenda through in the various institutions including the legislature.

Once again the DingoBot does not realize that nothing here is repetitive. Within today's world there are a number of political parties that call themselves "communist parties". For the most part these parties have as one of their goals the major means of production to be controlled by the government. How this would be accomplished and what the particular policies would be differ widely. With that being said, there are other political parties that call themselves "socialist parties". These parties also want the major means of production to be in the control of the government. In general terms the socialists and the communist have a goal in common.. as it was presented. However, the socialist parties want no part of forced political power or authoritarian powers. The various communist parties will have a "hook". The hook is that they are not democratically inclined.

Zana Kh. Gulmohamad Political parties have a significant impact in forming the government. Political parties aim to influence governments, particularly in countries which have democratic systems. For the last century political parties have been involved in forming and establishing governments in many countries . Here the focus is on the effect of political parties on the governing process in liberal democratic countries because in many ways they represent the power of the people. Although there are different views to what extent the political parties represent the people. However, political parties have an influence on the government's decisions and behaviour. The political parties have effects on government process through various channels such as parliament, mass media, its members, branch and organisations, party conferences, and people's ideologies. The latter can be effective in situations such as people demonstrations, protest...ect The impact of political parties on the governing process also depends on the political systems of the country such as the institutions ..ect. In countries where one party wins the election they form the government and they implement their program. In a coalition government which involve more then one political party the situation is much more complicated. Thus, the political parties have to agree on a program which can be adopted. Zana Gulmohamad

There are many Hilary's in the world ! Each Hilary is of various political parties ! If you mean Hillary Rodham Clinton, then Yes she is a Dem !

The political leaders of Great Britain were drawn from the various political parties in the country. They include Tony Blair, David Cameron, Ed Miliband MP, and Gordon Brown just but to mention a few.

One of the functions of political parties is that they nominate people to run for public office positions. The various nominees from different parties are the ones presented as candidates to be voted for.

Every person is allowed to have an opinion on various political parties and policies so it varies between people.

Political parties pay to have polls conducted prior to elections to gauge the electorate's take on various policies being offered by the competing parties and to see where they stand in terms of voter support.

There are 10 functions of political parties; first- political parties serve as agencies of action, the performers of action of the government. Second- parties serves as vehicles to bring together the various demands for government action made by individual citizens as well as interest groups. Third - parties help shape public opinion. Fourth - parties offer the people political alternatives or policy choices. Fifth - parties bring together in the organization different kinds of people and groups. Sixth - parties run the government or at least part of it. Seventh - parties act as employment agencies. Eighth - parties serve as critics of and checks on other party (party of the president). Ninth - parties serve as instruments of peaceful change. Tenth - acts as links between individuals or groups and the government by allowing these people to be party members who help formulate polices and offering candidates to voters.

Political Science is the study of politics-- political campaigns, political rhetoric, political strategies, the history of political parties, etc. Political scientists also do research into such topics as why people vote the way they do, what the common perceptions are about the various candidates, and why certain presidents are more popular than others. In the US and other countries, political scientists provide analysis and non-partisan discussion about the political process. The media will often use political scientists as experts, to explain why an election turned out the way it did, or why certain issues resonated with voters but others did not. Among the well-respected political scientists in the US are Robert D. Putnam, Jacob Hacker, Doris Graber, and Larry Sabato. It cannot be more emphasized that the study of political science heavily involves the study of governments and how they work.

pluralism is the reason why political influence is distributed unevenly in various political systems as the government and non government use their resources to get what they want

Political parties in democratic nations are said to be slowing down their governments, in some cases based purely on "party politics". In most cases however, the democratic process is better served when government actions are examined by various republic or parliamentary committees and the process of having executive branch appointees be approved by a US Senate as example or by some other approval system in other governments. Political parties are essential in governments in order that executive polices are not "rammed" through and carried out without proper review. This is what political parties do in that regard. One of the first goals of a potential dictator is to eliminate all parties except one, the party of the "dictator". In Imperial Japan and in Nazi Germany, for example, "things" moved rather quickly in government as no opposition parties existed. In summation, political parties slow down governments by reviewing, and debating government actions or plans for actions. In the view of many historians and political scientists, the "slowing down" is a virtue.

It depends on what is meant by "party". If "party" refers to a political party, there were none. All of the dynasties that ruled Baghdad (Abbassid, Ikhanate, the various Turkic States, and the Ottoman Empire) were absolute monarchies and did not permit any political parties. If "party" refers to joyous celebrations, the wealthy in Baghdad would throw elaborate feasts for the various holidays (such as Eid ul-Fitr or Eid al-Adha) in their internal courtyards.