In politics, a party is a collection of individuals, usually with the same ideas, who work together, or who are affiliated in some way, in an effort to get them all elected, and thus implement their agenda and make their government effective. Parties often meet at different locations and can be small to large. In a smaller town, it might only be a few people or one big party, but at the larger level they can consist of hundreds or even thousands. In most parties, the goals of the members are the same, although everyone has different goals in mind. Party politicians often differ in their political strategies and what they believe, as well.

Political parties also differ in how they conduct themselves and what they accomplish. Some people are more interested in getting elected and will go all out to get the votes. They will run on platforms that they believe are important and will try to persuade others to vote with them. These leaders may not care if the party wins, as long as it has enough members.

Other party leaders are more concerned with what kind of party they can have. Party leaders might get into debates over which kind of music to play, how many to hire for the party, where to hold the party, how to decorate the party, and so forth. They might even decide to use some illegal methods to achieve their goals, such as hiring illegal aliens. Some political parties are actually illegal in their own right. Sometimes these parties are so outrageous that some other party members turn around and tell the party leader to back off and leave the party alone, because it is not what they want.

Other party members might only care about gaining a few votes and getting elected. Party members might go to these meetings and talk about all the various things that they want to accomplish as a member of the party. Party members may even put up banners or posters and try to talk the crowd into thinking and acting the way that they want to act. Some people might even start putting up road blocks around town so that there is no way for any of the opposing party to reach them. Even when someone does come through, the roadblocks, the opponent may be able to get through them easily, or have the townspeople to shut them down.

Party leaders might have people working on their campaigns to try to influence the people. These people may be very wealthy or very poor. It’s up to the party to decide who they want to give money to. and who they don’t.

The person who owns the party usually runs it from their home, and is generally called the party leader. The leader makes all of the decisions. A party may be very small, but the rules are fairly simple, and anyone can organize it.