Interest groups result when people
A) in a certain zip code vote together.
B) who share strong preferences on a choice band together.
C) do not all vote in elections.
D) do not have strong preferences on the issues to be voted on.

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Interest groups are formed when people who have strong preferences on a particular issue come together to advocate for their views and influence policy decisions. Interest groups may be formed based on factors such as political beliefs, profession, or personal interests, and aim to shape public policy by lobbying lawmakers, mobilizing public opinion, and engaging in other forms of political activity. The other options (A, C, and D) are not accurate descriptions of how interest groups are formed.

Interest Groups Result When People