Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of interest groups?
A) Some interest groups are motivated by a desire to advance a general cause by fielding candidates for political office to oppose those running under the two major party labels.
B) It is common for a single corporation to maintain an office in Washington in order to keep an eye on activities that might affect the company.
C) Large-membership organizations with substantial resources can usually gain a hearing in Congress or the executive branch for their views.
D) Most public interest groups are large-scale organizations that depend on donations from their massive list of members to finance the group's activities.
E) none of the above

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Interest groups typically do not field candidates for political office; that is more characteristic of political parties. Interest groups focus on influencing policy and legislation rather than directly engaging in electoral politics.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Characteristic of Interest