Direct Lobbying

question 85

Multiple Choice

Direct lobbying

• A) is usually focused on legislators and bureaucrats who do not agree with the interest group proposal.
• B) is usually focused on legislators and bureaucrats who agree with the interest group proposal.
• C) usually is not used to influence fence-sitters.
• D) has been replaced by social media.

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