Which of the following is a key distinction between a political party and an interest group? (1 point)

• Political parties lobby government officials, while interest groups do not.
• Political parties attempt to influence public policy, while interest groups are largely unorganized.
• Political parties nominate candidates for office, while interest groups do not.
• Political parties are largely unorganized, while interest groups are organized.

• Political parties nominate candidates for office, while interest groups do not.