In practice, all major American political parties are closely knit, organized structures where the chairperson of the party dictates how the organization would be run.

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American political parties are generally decentralized, with significant autonomy at the state and local levels, and the chairperson does not have the authority to dictate all aspects of how the party is run.

In Practice, All Major American Political Parties Are Closely Knit