How did the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA) regulate television ad blitzes financed by interest groups that were intended to influence voters?

Attitudinal barriers, such as fear of wasting a vote or electoral preference for policy moderation, have thwarted which of the following?

How do voter attitudes serve as a barrier to minor parties in government?

Common Cause, an organization that pushes for openness and fairness in government, is an example of which type of group?

Solitary involvement in public matters—such as voting, giving money to a candidate, or reading political news online—is usually referred to as which of the following?

What is the largest public interest group in the United States in terms of membership?

What is the difference between grassroots/outside lobbying and lobbying members of Congress directly?

Attitudinal barriers, such as fear of wasting a vote or electoral preference for policy moderation, have thwarted which of the following?

Interest groups have three important characteristics. They are voluntary, share common beliefs, and seek to do which of the following?

Which of the following is one reason why people didn’t fully participate in elections in the early 20th century?