Political Science · Indian Political Parties
In the study of political party systems, the term 'catch-all party' refers to:
- 1A regional party restricted purely to local aspirations
- 2A party that seeks to attract people with diverse viewpoints and backgrounds✓
- 3A party that only represents a single, narrow interest group
- 4A party trying to maintain authoritarian dominance without election
Correct answer
A party that seeks to attract people with diverse viewpoints and backgrounds
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