what do political parties do?

Question

i always wondered what political parties actually do in terms of helping the candidate become elected? and how do they help or hurt minorities who wish to be elected??
--help clear it up anyone??
thanx

Answer 1

The primary way national political parties help their candidates get elected is Money and fund raising. Many elections are determined by how much a candidate has to spend on media advertising and bashing their opponent with negative advertising.

Another way they will help is to raise large volunteer organizations in area communities and states to help spread the message about their candidate and help bolster his image. These organizations usually include a few paid staff workers at the top, and dozens or hundreds of individual volunteers in each office. The volunteers will make phone calls to undecided voters in an effort to persuade them, pass out literature, send mailings and knock on doors. They also have a large impact on a candidates success.

As far as supporting minorities, that is usually based on electability. If a party believes a certain minority candidate to be electable, they will likely finance their campaign.

Answer 2

The National-Union helps a candidate with linking to our website, http://www.voteprimous.com
We also help candidates in political issues that face their community when they're in office, we provide a platform to the candidate to explain to voters what they stand for. We provide items to represent our political party providing management and strategies. With our Committee in place, we aid minority candidates, the populist party supporting popular votes.

Answer 3

Take money from large companies.

Answer 4

I thought they just complained about each other. LOL !!!!