A statement about a political party and their position on issues is called a platform.
They focus on specific candidates or issues, primarily during political campaigns. They often use soft money contributions to support candidates.
Partisanship refers to strong support for a particular political party, often leading individuals to be biased in favor of their party's policies and candidates. It can shape attitudes and decisions, affecting how people view political issues and interact with those from different parties.
in establishing what special -interest groups can contribute money to candidates supporting their views on issues
They also establish the policies under which their party's candidates generally run. However, political parties do not share a unified political stance on all issues. Their aim is to construct voting majorities to influence legislation and government.
No, it is called a a position.
During a political party's national convention, a select committee of important party members issues a "platform". This is a list of issues, new programs, and positions on current laws, that the party plans to adhere to when its candidates are elected.
Polls measure public views on issues, government policies, and political figures (including office holders and candidates).
voter polls
Primary campaign literature
They allow for people to more easily select candidates for office by having a platform on specific issues.
Where the candidates stand on the issues