Critics of special interest groups have frequently tried to reduce their influence on elections by
a) limiting the number of elected offices.
eliminate
b) increasing the political campaign season.
c) limiting the number of wealthy candidates for office.
d) increasing the public's funding of political campaigns.

The correct answer is D) increasing the public's funding of political campaigns.

Critics of special interest groups have frequently tried to reduce their influence on elections by increasing the public's funding of political campaigns.

Interest groups have their own agenda and one way or the other, they have tried to influence legislators to pass legislation that favored their interests. This represents a risk because Congressmen have to serve the interest of American citizens, not the interests of particular groups. That is why critics of special interest groups have frequently tried to reduce their influence on elections by increasing the public's funding of political campaigns.