However much United States voter

IMO A.
This question needs parallelism:
However much United States voters may agree that there is waste in government and that the government as a whole spends beyond its means, it is difficult to find broad support for a movement toward a minimal state.

Only options which have THAT are A and E.
E is wrong because it creates comma splice.

Hi!

Correct expressions are 'agreement on + noun' and 'agreement to + bare infinitive'.
Therefore, we should eliminate answer B.

Correct expressions are also 'agree to + bare infinitive', 'agree (up)on + noun' and 'agree that'

'However much' is correct idiom and means 'as much as'

Answers C and D are unparallel clauses. The last word should be 'that'

Answer E changes the meaning of the original sentence.

So, answer A is correct

Read "10 tips for the sentence correction section" by Chris Black
https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/2010/09/ ... on-section

Hope it helps!
Best,
Maciek

IMO A

is much correct here in the sentence- however much united states voters ....

Here we are talking about voters so aren't they countable noun?

Regards,
Veenu

veenu08 wrote:is much correct here in the sentence- however much united states voters ....

Here we are talking about voters so aren't they countable noun?

Regards,
Veenu

https://www.beatthegmat.com/however-much ... tml#689774

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B, C and D are out because they dont maintain a proper structure "that bla blah blah and that blah blah. only A and E maintain this.
now the next step is to choose between Agree and agreement
you and I may agree that gmat usually come up with difficult questions But you and I cannot do an agreement on that. similarly, voters may agree on some point but they don't do agreements. A is the winner. most of all, "much" in the sentence refer to agree not the numbers of voters.
Cheers,

sana.noor wrote:B, C and D are out because they dont maintain a proper structure "that bla blah blah and that blah blah. only A and E maintain this.
now the next step is to choose between Agree and agreement
you and I may agree that gmat usually come up with difficult questions But you and I cannot do an agreement on that. similarly, voters may agree on some point but they don't do agreements. A is the winner. most of all, "much" in the sentence refer to agree not the numbers of voters.
Cheers,

Good one sana.noor!