The explanation for congressional voting behavior that assumes members vote to please their colleagues is referred to as:
A. representational
B. conventional
C. organizational
D. relational
Answer (2)
The assumption that members of Congress vote to please their colleagues is known as organizational voting behavior. This reflects the idea that party loyalty and relationships among legislators are prioritized over constituent preferences. It contrasts with representational and conventional models of voting behavior. ;
The assumption that members of Congress vote to please their colleagues is known as organizational voting behavior. This model emphasizes party loyalty and relationships over constituent preferences. It contrasts with representational and conventional voting models.
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