What is the key reason the Senate tends to moderate on partisan issues while the House does not? A. Since senators serve a state as a whole while House members serve specific districts, senators have to often find common ground to meet a more diverse constituency.
B. Since Senate districts can be drawn precisely, they must be moderate to meet demands.
C. Senators are not known to moderate and tend to be hyper-partisan.
D. The influence of the media often forces senators to moderate more often.