In many countries with multiparty systems and proportional representation, interest groups
A) frequently win a majority of seats in the national legislature.
B) frequently win some seats in the national legislature.
C) frequently run candidates for seats in the national legislature, but these candidates almost never win.
D) are barred from running candidates for office.
E) are guaranteed by law seats in the national parliament in proportion to their percentage of the general population.
Ans: B) frequently win some seats in the national legislature.
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A. less likely than older Americans (aged 65 and older) to register and vote. B. engaged in the political process more than middle age Americans. C. more likely than older Americans (aged 65 and older) to register but not more likely to vote. D. less likely than older Americans (aged 65 and older) to register but more likely to vote. E. None of these are correct.