JAMB - Government (2002 - No. 10)
A major issue that distinguishes pressure groups from political parties is
membership drive
the objective
the voting pattern
idealogy.
Paaiškinimas
The objective is a major issue that distinguishes pressure groups from political parties.
Political parties aim at contesting and winning elections and controlling government while pressure groups aim at pursing the interest of their members but do not attempt to control government machinery directly by contesting elections.
Political parties aim at contesting and winning elections and controlling government while pressure groups aim at pursing the interest of their members but do not attempt to control government machinery directly by contesting elections.