Many interest groups produce "scorecards" that
A)add up the number of positive and negative news stories about issues of importance to that group.
B)measure the length of time it takes for a bill to become a law.
C)track which policies are most popular with members of the public.
D)rate how members of Congress vote on issues of importance to that group.

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Interest groups produce "scorecards" to rate how members of Congress vote on issues of importance to that group. This helps the interest group and its supporters understand how their representatives in Congress are addressing their concerns, and can also help guide future voting decisions.

Many Interest Groups Produce "Scorecards" That