Political Parties
A political party is a group of people who share similar political ideas and work together to get candidates who support those ideas elected to office; in the United States, the Democratic and Republican parties have been the two largest since the mid-1800s, though smaller third parties and independent candidates also exist and sometimes win local or state elections. Political parties help organize elections and government by grouping candidates and voters around shared platforms, but a voter is never required to belong to a party to vote in a general election, though some states' primary elections do require registering with a party to vote in it.
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