Many state legislatures are considering proposals to the effect that certain policies should be determined not by the legislature itself but by public referenda in which every voter can take part. Critics of the proposals argue that the outcomes of public referenda would be biased, since wealthy special-interest groups are able to influence voters’ views by means of television advertisements.
Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the critics’ argument?

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Correct Answer is :  Proponents of policies that are opposed by wealthy special-interest groups are often unable to afford advertising time on local television stations.

GMAT Verbal Reasoning Practice Test 7