What is an example of Party Practices?

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taskmasters taskmasters · Answer 1 · 2015-09-07T10:26:08-04:00

Party practices may refer to rules and regulations that are being implement in a particular group in the government and followed by the members to change the current political process.
For example:
Election – By electing a person or persons as a government official gives him or them a power to implement or pass a law that can affect our government and our society as a whole.
Nominating a president or other government officials for the coming election is also an example of party practices.

andriansp andriansp · Answer 2 · 2018-08-21T07:25:25-04:00

I believe the answer is: the parties have converted the electoral college, and both houses of Congress organize and conduct business under party rules.

Party practices refers to the set of rules that must be followed by all members of a political parties, depending on the issue that they held as principle. This practices include allocation of power (such as the conversion of the electoral college) and rules and etiquette in all government branches.