Question

how does a political party differ from an interest group?

parties are concerned with the interests of all voters.

parties are concerned with a narrower range of interests.

parties are private organizations.

interest groups nominate candidates.

Explanation:

To determine the difference between a political party and an interest group:

• Analyze each option:
• "Parties are concerned with the interests of all voters": Political parties aim to represent broad voter interests to gain electoral support, while interest groups focus on specific issues/constituencies. This is correct.
• "Parties are concerned with a narrower range of interests": Incorrect, as interest groups (not parties) typically have narrower interests.
• "Parties are private organizations": Political parties are not private in the same way; they are public-facing for elections. Incorrect.
• "Interest groups nominate candidates": Political parties (not interest groups) nominate candidates. Incorrect.

Answer:

A. Parties are concerned with the interests of all voters.