Public opinion has the least impact on the decisions of members of Congress regarding which of the following policy or legislative issues?

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Legislation like the exception to the annual privacy notice requirement in the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act is highly technical and specific, often flying under the radar of the general public. Thus, public opinion is less likely to influence Congressional decisions on such specialized and less publicly discussed matters compared to more visible and broadly impactful issues like tax increases, unemployment insurance, or education reform.

Public Opinion Has the Least Impact on the Decisions of Members