party machine

They say that the power of party machines is not what it used to be.

And corporations themselves are also increasingly part of the party machine.

The problem arises at the level of the connection between the party machines and the public.

This broke up the corrupt party machines of the day.

Try not to be a case study of entrenched party machines for classes in political science.

"It left the party machine weakened, and helped Wilson become president."

He (or she) could get in the way of the running of the party machine.

It places all the power in the hands of the party machine, which appoints the committee members.

It did help break down party machines and let candidates speak directly to the electorate.

The ticket had been published already before the convention met, showing a strong party machine.

They saw it as a way to break down the entrenched power of party machines and corporate interests.

Lack of a longstanding party machine, however, hurt his chances.

After all, only at the ballot box can popularity triumph over a party machine.

Mass enfranchisement after 1830 brought the rise of party machines.

We long to learn more about the purges he led within the provincial party machines after 1985.

The union jobs that once bound workers to the party machine have been draining away for decades.

The party machine usually manages to elect most of its judicial candidates.

And when it comes to, like, the Party machine, no one will accuse me of being partisan."

The opponents also argue that term limits would shift more power to what is left of the city's party machines.

New technologies have replaced the old party machines and raised the campaign ante.

The fewer Ghibellines there were in fact, the more mighty was this party machine.

He reorganized the party machine and swept out of office the Republicans who had held sway in the county for 10 years.

The party machines, however, are being oiled and watered for an early poll.

It was in the party machines' interests to only maintain a minimally winning amount of support.

Cleveland's term as mayor was spent fighting the entrenched interests of the party machines.