(04.05 MC) A political party wins a majority of the seats in one house of a state legislature. However, members
of that party are unable to pass a bill supported by most of the party's members in the house.
What is a possible explanation for a chamber's inability to pass a bill supported by most of the
members of the majority party? (1 point)
The minority party opposes the legislation and so the minority party leadership prevents it being put on the
agenda.
A faction of the majority party who opposes the legislation threatens the majority's numeric superiority.
The other chamber opposes the legislation and refuses to call it to a vote.
The governor opposes the legislation and prevents it from being put on the agenda.