Which of the following is LEAST important to a member of Congress when deciding how to vote on a bill?

a. party leadership

b. constituent opinion

c. interest group feedback

d. previous court decisions

Previous court decisions is LEAST important to a member of Congress when deciding how to vote on a bill.

Option d

Explanation:

Voting of the bill is done by Senators and Representatives and the process considers the constituent's view, party views and personal view. Members of Congress still maintain communication with their home states and districts by physical visits or through emails and communication with local and state political leaders.

Through this interaction, they communicate matters of the Bill to get the public view. Different parties often propose the different version of the bill, therefore, since Congress members represent different parties, the voting is highly influenced by the party that proposes the bill. This is influence by the party reviews. Personal views simply mean the member of Congress vote on their own personal capacity, views and opinion.