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Democrats. Republicans have the elephant.
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What animal are Democrats?
The Democrats are represented by Donkeys and The Republicans are represented by Elephants
Who is the elephant and who is the donkey between democrats and republicans?
Democrats are the donkeys and the Republicans are the elephants.
What are the two government symbols for the two parties?
The symbols for the two American political party are, the elephant and the donkey, the elephants represent the Republicans and the donkey represents the Democrats.
What is the emblem for each political party?
Democrats- Donkey Republicans- Elephant
What are the symbols for democratic and Republican?
Democrats = Donkey Republicans = Elephant
What is the symbol for Democratic and Republican?
The Donkey is for Democrats, and the Elephant is for Republicans
Who is the man with the symbols donkey and elephant?
In politics, a donkey represents republicans while an elephant is for democrats (or the other way around
What party does the elephant represent?
Republicans. Democrats are often represented by a donkey.
What are the political partys symbols for the two major political parties?
Republicans and Democrats. Republicans are generally percieved as more conservative, while democrats are more liberal. They often represent 2 different views on political issues, and rarely agree. The animal symbol for the Democrats is the donkey and for the Republicans is the elephant.
Are Republicans donkeys?
The donkey is the "mascot" of the democratic party. Democrats themselves are not the donkey, it's just the symbol for their group.. I'm sure you already know that.
What party are the democrats and republicans?
The Democratic party is symbolized with a donkey and the party is identified as the "blue" party, while the Republicans have the elephant as their symbol and are known as the "red" party.
What are the symbols of two political parties?
Republicans are represented by an elephant whereas the Democrats are symbolised by a donkey .
