Analyze the difference between an interest group and a political party.
[] An interest group only has one interest, while a political party has many.
[] An interest group focuses on shaping policy, while a political party focuses on winning elections to control the government.
[] An interest group always initiates lawsuits, while a political party does not.
[] Interest groups and political parties always have opposing interests.
[] Interest groups are often organized around a specific issue or cause, while political parties are organized around a broad set of political ideologies and platforms.
[] Interest groups typically do not nominate candidates for public office, while political parties do.
[] Interest groups seek to influence policy decisions and advocate for their members' interests, while political parties work to win elections and govern.
[] Interest groups can be more specialized and focus on niche issues, while political parties have a broader focus on governing and representing their constituents as a whole.