Question

Which of the following best describes the influences on how elected representatives vote on bills?

Choices that the representatives make on bills seem to have no pattern or any similarities.
Personal attitudes, party affiliation, and constituent wishes all affect representatives' votes.
The political parties mandate their representatives to vote the same as other party members.
Representatives have to approve all bills introduced by the president and can choose on others.

Answer 1

B is the best answer.

A is not true, we all have biases

B gives all, if not most of the reasons an elected representative would be biased

C Representatives can vote for the side of the other party from time to time, they don’t have to vote with their affiliated party

D No one is forced to vote in favor for the president, and everyone has a choice

So the answer is b, I hope this helps!