A situation where a member of Congress votes to approve a bill in exchange for favorable votes from other members on other bills is called
A)rent seeking.
B)logrolling.
C)regulatory capture.
D)special interest legislation.

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This is a classic example of logrolling or "vote trading," where Members of Congress agree to support each other's bills in exchange for reciprocal support. While rent seeking, regulatory capture, and special interest legislation all involve various forms of influence on lawmakers, they are distinct concepts and not directly related to vote-trading.

A Situation Where a Member of Congress Votes to Approve