Which of the following prevents elected representatives from consistently bending to the will of the voters?

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Option B - There are many roadblocks to making major changes to American public policy, such as the separation of powers between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, the need for compromise and consensus-building in a diverse legislature, and the influence of interest groups and lobbyists. These roadblocks prevent elected representatives from consistently bending to the will of the voters and ensure that public policy decisions are made through a deliberative and inclusive process.

Which of the Following Prevents Elected Representatives from Consistently Bending