The major distinguishing factor between a political party and a pressure group is that while the former

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Government - 1995 Subject: Government

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The major distinguishing factor between a political party and a pressure group is that while the former
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A political party seeks power by fielding candidates for public office and trying to win elections, while a pressure group seeks to influence those in power without necessarily seeking office. The major distinguishing factor between them is that while the former seeks power and aims to form a government, the latter seeks to influence or pressure the government to adopt policies or take actions that align with their interests, without necessarily forming a government. Political parties are also typically more structured and organized than pressure groups.

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