In-House Lobbyists Differ from Contract Lobbyists Because They

question 6

Multiple Choice

In-house lobbyists differ from contract lobbyists because they

• A) offer their services directly to the public.
• B) donate more money to political candidates.
• C) work only for a specific interest group.
• D) focus solely on lobbying the executive branch.

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