Interest Groups' Influence

Interest groups are organizations that work to influence public policy on behalf of a shared cause or membership, covering an enormous range of causes, from business and labor interests to environmental, civil rights, and single-issue advocacy groups, not just corporate lobbying. They influence policy in several ways, including lobbying elected officials directly, funding political action committees (PACs) that support favored candidates, and mobilizing their own members to contact officials or vote.

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