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Some terminology . . .

Some terminology . . . “major parties” = Democrats and Republicans

“major parties” = Democrats and Republicans Some terminology . . . “major parties” = Democrats and Republicans “minor parties” or “third parties” = parties that are NOT Democrats or Republicans X X

Some terminology . . . “major parties” = Democrats and Republicans “minor parties” or “third parties” = parties that are NOT Democrats or Republicans Libertarian Independent Green Reform

American Nazi Party Peace and Freedom Party American Reform Party Populist Party of America Boston Tea Party Progressive Labor Party Christian Liberty Party Prohibition Party Constitution Party Reform Party of the United States of America Communist Party Green Party of the United States Revolutionary Communist Party, USA Independent American Party Socialist Party USA Jefferson Republican Party Socialist Workers Party Labor Party U.S. Marxist–Leninist Organization Libertarian Party United States Marijuana Party Modern Whig Party National Socialist Movement Party for Socialism and Liberation

Some terminology . . . “major parties” = Democrats and Republicans “minor parties” or “third parties” = parties that are NOT Democrats or Republicans Libertarian Independent Green Reform “independents” = people who do NOT identify themselves as either Democrats or Republicans

Types of minor parties Ideological

American Nazi Party Peace and Freedom Party American Reform Party Populist Party of America Boston Tea Party Progressive Labor Party Christian Liberty Party Prohibition Party Constitution Party Reform Party of the United States of America Communist Party Green Party of the United States Revolutionary Communist Party, USA Independent American Party Socialist Party USA Jefferson Republican Party Socialist Workers Party Labor Party U.S. Marxist–Leninist Organization Libertarian Party United States Marijuana Party Modern Whig Party National Socialist Movement Party for Socialism and Liberation

Types of minor parties Ideological Communist Party Socialist Party Single-issue

American Nazi Party Peace and Freedom Party American Reform Party Populist Party of America Boston Tea Party Progressive Labor Party Christian Liberty Party Prohibition Party Constitution Party Reform Party of the United States of America Communist Party Green Party of the United States Revolutionary Communist Party, USA Independent American Party Socialist Party USA Jefferson Republican Party Socialist Workers Party Labor Party U.S. Marxist–Leninist Organization Libertarian Party United States Marijuana Party Modern Whig Party National Socialist Movement Party for Socialism and Liberation

Types of minor parties Ideological Communist Party Socialist Party Single-issue Marijuana Party Economic protest Reform Party (Ross Perot) Splinter American Independent Party (George Wallace)

Minor parties – who cares? Bring issues to the public Act as spoilers

The organization

National Organization Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan Hendricks Marion Morgan Boone Owen

National Organization Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan

National Organization Indiana Hendricks Marion Morgan Boone Owen

The organization “decentralized and fragmented”

National Organization Indiana Illinois Ohio Michigan Hendricks Marion Morgan Boone Owen

The organization “decentralized and fragmented” Federalism Nomination process Party in power more united President is figurative leader National party elements National Convention

The organization “decentralized and fragmented” Federalism Nomination process Party in power more united President is figurative leader National party elements National Convention National Committee National Chairperson

Debbie Wasserman Schultz Reince Priebus

The organization “decentralized and fragmented” Federalism Nomination process Party in power more united President is figurative leader National party elements National Convention National Committee National Chairperson Congressional Campaign Committees House and Senate

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