A distinguishing characteristic of an interest group is that it provides political candidates to compete in public elections.

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An interest group is a group of individuals or organizations that share common interests and work together to influence public policy. While interest groups may endorse political candidates, provide campaign contributions, or engage in political advertising, they do not provide candidates to compete in public elections. That is the role of political parties.

A Distinguishing Characteristic of an Interest Group Is That It