| Annotation |
It is noted that in the modern party system of the Russian Federation has developed a whole range of political technologies, used to achieve various tasks. Their main part falls on the electoral process, in which the parties acquire an opportunity to gain power and declare their political demands. The features of the institutionalization process of political technologies that are used by party organizations in federal and regional elections are investigated. The objective and subjective factors, that determine the institutional nature of these political technologies, are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the legalized forms of party influence on the electorate and their relation to the actual instruments of political influence on voters. Negative trends in the development of political technologies in the party and electoral systems in the Russian Federation are revealed. It was concluded that the legal basis in the application of certain political technologies in elections affects the subjective party rights, as well as the capabilities of the members of political parties themselves. This conclusion is based on the achievements of social and political sciences in terms of assessing such manipulations with the consciousness of voters |
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