What party do large citys tend to support?

Most major cities in the U.S. tend to support the Democratic Party because cities contain larger ethnic minorities that favor social programs. Also in many large cities, such as Boston and Chicago, minorities gained their political power through the local Democratic Party.

The members of a minor party tend to support the platform of a major party.

People tend to support a specific political party no matter who the candidates are.

People tend to support a specific political party regardless of the candidates.

Northerners tended to support the Federalists while southerners and westerners tended to support the Democratic-Republicans.

Their support base? If you mean what type of people support the green party then it is regular people from all parts of the country (and even world if their country has a green party). The ideas of the Green Party tend to attract what is seen as liberal minded people. The green party cares about ecology, campaign and election reform, civil rights, government and corporate transparency, along with federal reserve auditing, ending foreclosures and corporate welfare. People who agree with those things who do not find satisfaction in the democratic or republican party who agree with those causes tend to support the green party.

Most American leaders, regardless of party, believed in laissez-faire doctrine and did not support a large governmental role in the economy,

-- Multiparty systems tend to encourage regional voting, so a two-party system will tend to have some support from throughout a country or other electoral unit. -- Two-party systems tend to be quite stable and predictable (although obviously not as stable as a one-party system, which has obvious disadvantages). -- With two parties, the candidate who wins almost always has a majority of the votes or close to it. In some other systems, a candidate can be elected even though supported by a small minority. -- Both parties in a two-party system tend to see broad support and thus tend to become politically moderate and better able to rule. In the USA, for example, both major parties have solid bases they can count on, so they seek support from the center.

I would say Southern states nowadays are generally carried by the Republican party. However, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries the South tended to vote for the Democrats, who were ideologically different than today's Democratic party.

Republicans tend to support: Less government, but with more power Less regulations Less taxes Overall, Republicans tend to oppose liberal social issues such as: Abortion Government assistance Homosexuality Illegal immigration

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Third party candidates

They grow large because they need a lot of people too help the goverment.

the democrats tend to be more liberal, the republicans tend to be more conservative.

Liberals tend to support the killing of unborn babies calling it choice. They tend to support lesser punishment for criminals.They are supportive of government sponsored programs that remove responsibility from indaviduals. That's my view of three things liberals tend to support. Answer gay marriagebanning religion in schoolsthe right for gays to adopt children

What political party did german and irish joined when they arrived to the u.s

The Republican Pary, for the most part.

People who vote a straight ticket tend to have very strong party loyalty. If these people are such party loyalists to this extreme, they need every extra vote for their party to be counted.

Wild boar are potentially dangerous and very aggressive beasts. They have large tusks and weigh as much as 1500lb.s. They rome large areas and can be territorial to these areas. If they are angry at you, they will likely kill you if they can get to you. They tend to multiply and can support 12 young per year.

the citizens' rights tend to be protected

The Whig Party came from Britain in 1680. The Whig Party tended to favor smaller government powers and more individual freedoms.

The difference is that a political party is part of how a politician is identified and interest groups are groups that focus specifically on certain issues. Depending on the issue interest groups tend to support a political party. For instance the NRA which is for less strict gun control laws associates themselves with the Republican Party. An interest group that is supportive of equal rights for all Americans would associate with the Democrat Party.

American Jews as a voting group tend to be socially liberal (there are some exceptions, mainly Orthodox Jews, but they are not a large percentage of America's Jewish population), and they tend to be Democrats. Further, even many of those who are Independent feel the Republican party has become far too conservative. They are uncomfortable about how (as they see it) today's Republican party is dominated by an extremist faction that wants to impose a certain theology and a certain set of moral beliefs on everyone. Also, contrary to myths spread by a number of Republican politicians, Mr. Obama is not anti-Israel, nor is he anti-Semitic, so there is no reason why the average Jewish voter would find the president difficult to support.

The State Legislatures and Citizens!

Open your government book to get the answer. This is clearly homework or a test.