American Legislators and Party Ties Quiz

______ financial arrangements are discussed extensively in chapter 7

Britain's longstanding legal limits on constituency campaign expenditures during the official campaign period have tended to encourage activity unaffected by those limits: interelection expenditures within a ______

American legislative limits on party funding have effectively favored nonparty political organizations not similarly ______

Parties and their leaders, rather than individual parliamentary candidates or other political groups, benefit from governmental requirements in Britain and several other European nations, that radio and television time be granted free to national party ______

European Political Parties, report an even greater variety of leadership election arrangements than I have noted ______

Direct public financing of political activity, though only recently adopted on a large scale, may be most consequential for the ______ prospects of political parties

Both the amount of public money and its method of distribution are ______

In the recent past, American legislative limits on party funding have effectively favored nonparty political organizations not similarly ______

On the other hand, parties and their leaders, rather than individual parliamentary candidates or other political groups, benefit from governmental requirements, well established in Britain and several other European nations, that radio and television time be granted free to national party ______

Henig and Pinder, European Political Parties, report an even greater variety of leadership election arrangements than I have noted ______