SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. When groups make claims that conflict with others’ interests, there is potential for

One notable feature of first-past-the-post elections is that

A) candidates usually cannot win them unless they capture more than a majority of the popular vote. B) they require at least three candidates running for the same office. C) they originated as a voting system in ancient Greece. D) they produce sizable discrepancies between votes won and seats won. E) they tend to favor candidates with lower name recognition.

When the air you breathe is made cleaner as a result of lobbying done by an interest group to which you do NOT belong, you are an example of

A) a program monitor. B) an interest group entrepreneur. C) the PAC problem. D) a lobbyist. E) a free rider.