How are research groups different from other interest groups? A. Research groups have virtually no presence in Washington, D. C.
B. Research groups do not interact with the media.
C. Research groups are more scholarly in their approach.
D. Research groups do not promote particular policies.

In presidential elections if no candidate receives a majority of the election votes, a. the winner is decided by the house of representative’s. b. the current president remains in office for four more years. c. the winner is decided by the senate. d. a runoff election is held in december between the two candidates who received the most votes in the general election.