The Federal Election Commission is unique because it is

a. considered a federal entity but is run by the states.

b. a secret branch of the government that few people know about.

c. a truly bipartisan group consisting of 3 Democrats and 3 Republicans.

d. has been influenced by outside sources many times since it was created.

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Selena Roy

6 July, 11:30

The Federal Election Commission is unique because it is

a. considered a federal entity but is run by the states.

b. a secret branch of the government that few people know about.

c. a truly bipartisan group consisting of 3 Democrats and 3 Republicans.

d. has been influenced by outside sources many times since it was created.

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Naima Nicholson · Answer 1

The Federal Election Commission is unique because it is a truly bipartisan group consisting of 3 Democrats and 3 Republicans. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "c". No political party can have more than 3 members in the Federal Election Commission and at least 4 votes are required to change a law.