How Does the Interest Group System Differ from the Electoral

question 105

Multiple Choice

How does the interest group system differ from the electoral system?

• A)Interest groups offer more direct representation of citizens' policy preferences than electoral politics.
• B)Electoral politics offer more direct representation of citizens' policy preferences than interest groups.
• C)Interest groups represent geographically defined constituencies,whereas the electoral system represents ideological and issue constituencies.
• D)A single interest group represents many different interests,whereas an elected official provides concentrated and direct representation of one set of interests.

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