Which of the following is NOT an advantage large interest groups have when trying to influence politicians?
a. They are able to provide significant contributions for candidates' elections.
b. They are able to endorse candidates, which may influence the way group members vote.
c. They are able to work on campaigns directly as a result of their large membership.
d. They can promise all their members will vote for a certain candidate.
Question 2
Why would a state or local government have an office in Washington, DC?
a. To monitor federal legislation that could impact state funding.
b. To lobby on behalf of the state or local government for grants and funding increases.
c. To serve as liaisons to the state's congressional delegation.
d. All of the above.
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