interest group
  • Interest groups will make a substantial political contribution to the candidate it opposed who won.
  • independent spending by individuals or interest groups on a campaign issue but not directly tied to a particular candidate
  • individuals who organize to influence the government's programs and policies
  • running candidates under the interest groups' names.
bundling
  • Interest groups will make a substantial political contribution to the candidate it opposed who won.
  • an individual employed by an interest group who tries to influence governmental decisions on behalf of that group
  • the interest-group practice of combining campaign contributions from several individuals into one larger contribution from the group, so as to increase the group's impact on the candidate
  • providing entertainment (e.g. dinners, golfing, etc.) for elected officials.
issue advocacy
  • influence government to adopt policies favored by the group's membership.
  • Interest groups will make a substantial political contribution to the candidate it opposed who won.
  • Interest groups provide politicians with an agenda on which they may run for office.
  • independent spending by individuals or interest groups on a campaign issue but not directly tied to a particular candidate
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