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Person who tries to influence the votes of lawmakers?
lobbyist
What is one way an interest group tries to help its members?
Going to court to influence a decision
Which group tries to influence policy primarily by getting their members elected or appointed to government office?
omg whats the answer??
Person who tries to influence legislators?
A lobbyist is a person who tries to influence legislators by advocating for specific policies or issues on behalf of a group, organization, or company. Lobbyists often use various tactics, such as providing information, conducting research, and building relationships with lawmakers in order to sway decisions in their favor.
Does a lobbyist a person who tries to influence the way lawmakers vote?
Yes they influence the governments decision.
What part of congress tries the president?
Senate
What is a lobyest?
a person, acting for a special interest group, who tries to influence the introduction of or voting on legislation or the decisions of government administrators
An organization that tries to influence legislation in favor if a cause is called a?
An organization that tries to influence legislation in favor if a cause is called a lobby.
What is a person who tries to influence legislators or other public officials in favor specific causes?
A lobbyist. There is a growing school of thought that these not ought to be allowed to function as they do now, since it constitutes the pandering of unfair influence.
Which clause states that Congress has the power to coin money determine the value of US money and punish any person who tries to counterfeit US money?
commerce clause
An organization that tries to influence public opinion is a?
muckrakers i think
What is Assault - 2nd Degree?
It is important to stay updated on the laws of the state. One definition of attempted second degree assault is defined as a person who tries to kill or knowingly causes, tries to cause serious physical injury to another person under the influence of sudden passion arising out of adequate cause.
