Question

why is participating in a group a powerful way for a person to influence government?

voting has no effect unless people in a group agree to vote for the same people.

it is more fun to participate in government when you are working with others.

individuals cannot have any influence on the government unless as part of a group.

elected officials are more likely to respond to issues that have many supporters.

Explanation:

Group participation amplifies influence because elected officials prioritize issues with broad support, as a large group signals significant public interest. The other options are incorrect: voting can have individual impact, fun is not a political influence factor, and individuals can affect government outside groups.

Answer:

E. Elected officials are more likely to respond to issues that have many supporters.