What is the fundamental goal of special interest groups?

Answer 1

An interest group, or a special interest group, by definition has some special interest, which means that they exist for a specific purpose. For example, Mothers Against Drunk Driving exists to reduce the rate of traffic accidents which result from drunk driving. It is a very well defined and clearly stated goal. In general, interest groups announce their goals quite clearly. There is seldom any doubt as to what their primary goals are.
The main purpose is to see their interests protected or implemented by the federal government
Interest groups have one primary goal. That is, they want politicians to vote in the way that most benefits their particular cause.
The fundamental goal of an interest group is to influence the political decision making in the political process.

Answer 2

Special interest groups aim to influence government policies and decisions in favor of their specific interests or causes. They work to advocate for their members or constituents and shape public opinion on key issues.

Answer 3

The primary goals of major political parties are... nominate candidates for office raise money so candidates can get elected campaign on behalf of their candidate get people to vote for candidate create a unified policy make policies through party in government

... In short ... win elections so they can impact the federal government the way they want it to be

Answer 4

An interest group is an organization of people who have similar feelings regarding a subject or subjects, who seek to influence the making of public policy (passage of legislation) to reflect their interest.

Answer 5

The primary goal of an interest group is to affect public policy through utilizingthe press and government officials. Interest groups, especially through companies, often have lobbyists who take a cause to Senators and Representatives and attempt to elicit help to change policy.