The term logrolling describes a. government spending programs financed with user charges. b. the exchange between legislators of their votes on issues. c. the actions of legislators who are willing to trade their political votes for campaign contributions from special interest groups. d. government spending programs that primarily benefit loggers and other forest workers.

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The term logrolling describes a. government spending programs financed with user charges. b. the exchange between legislators of their votes on issues. c. the actions of legislators who are willing to trade their political votes for campaign contributions from special interest groups. d. government spending programs that primarily benefit loggers and other forest workers.

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Lucille Pittman · Answer 1

Answer:c) the actions of legislations who are willing to trade their political votes for campaign contributions from special interest group.

Logrolling in politics is the practice of exchanging political by voting for each other's proposed legislation.