Organization "A" takes positions on political issues, raises and spends money in election campaigns, and nominates some of its members as candidates for public office. What is Organization "A"?
a) Political party
b) Interest group
c) Political action committee
d) Government agency
e) Ideological faction
A
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Which role do conveners play in the process of negotiated rulemaking?
a. They act as neutral advisors. b. They act as mediators. c. They publish proposed rules. d. They facilitate the public comment period.
When voters select representatives who reflect and share their policy preferences, identities, interests, and lived experiences, they are also transmitting information to members of Congress that political scientist Richard F. Fenno, Jr., describes as ______.
a. home style b. constituent identification c. representative delegation d. partisan collaboration
When a governor has and pursues an active policy agenda, he or she is fulfilling the role of
A. party chief. B. chief legislator. C. crisis manager. D. intergovernmental coordinator.
Even within the United States, suffrage has not been substantially nationalized
Indicate whether the statement is true or false