Indirect Techniques Used by Interest Groups Include

question 66

Multiple Choice

Indirect techniques used by interest groups include

• A) approaching officials personally to press a case.
• B) strategies that use the general public or individuals to influence the government for the interest group.
• C) illegal tactics like bribes and payoffs.
• D) paying members of Congress as consultants in return for favorable votes on issues important to the interest group.
• E) testifying before congressional committees.

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