Author Question: What do business interest groups and public-interest groups have in common? A) They both run ... (Read 119 times)

dakota nelson · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

What do business interest groups and public-interest groups have in common?

A) They both run candidates in elections B) Neither is required to register as lobbyists C) They both advocate for the same public policies D) They both prefer to interact with the public and with lawmakers E) They both seek to influence public policy.

Question 2

In Texas, appointments of judges by governors are generally viewed as an attempt to fill the courts with judges

A) who are the most qualified jurists. B) who share the governor's socio-economic background. C) who share the governor's political ideology. D) who are from the governor's electoral district. E) who are the fairest and most efficient possible candidates for the bench.