What is legislative gridlock? A. legislators get stuck in freeway traffic on the way to a vote B. lobbyists working on opposing sides cancel each other out and stall legislation C. foot traffic that occurs in the capitol building D. process by which a Senator talks continuously until a bill dies on the floor

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Ayanna Buchanan

11 January, 10:55

What is legislative gridlock? A. legislators get stuck in freeway traffic on the way to a vote B. lobbyists working on opposing sides cancel each other out and stall legislation C. foot traffic that occurs in the capitol building D. process by which a Senator talks continuously until a bill dies on the floor

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Deacon Hanna · Answer 1

Answer:D-process by which a senator talks continuously until a bill dies on the floor.

Explanation:Legislative gridlock is a political statement that occurs when there is difficulty passing laws that satisfy the needs of the people. So the answer is D