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Interest Groups

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An interest group is most likely to have influenced in Congress with which of the following situations?   show
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Which of the following officials do lobbyists most succeed with?   show
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show Candidates who hold incumbent status.  
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show They want to influence office holders and achieve legislative goals.  
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show Appearing on the floor of Congress as staff assistance to senators and representatives.  
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show They are former government officials who have close ties with current legislatures.  
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Which of the following lobbying techniques is LEAST commonly used by interest groups?   show
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show Large size of membership.  
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show A government official leaving his position for a job with a business or interest group.  
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show Contributions from political parties.  
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show PAC's always contribute to only one candidate in a race.  
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show More and more candidates are resisting PAC money because of the risk of scandal.  
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Which Statement is INCORRECT?   show
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show It's organizational skill.  
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The single most important "Tactic" of an interest group is the ability to?   show
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Senator Kennedy's observation that we may have "the finest Congress that money can buy" is probably off mark because?   show
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Over half of all PAC's are sponsored by?   show
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Scholars have found a "slight statistical correlation" between PAC contributions and congressional votes when votes involve?   show
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show Conflicts of interest.  
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show Two years.  
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show The First Amendment.  
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The Supreme Court has continually protected what type of lobbying from regulation as a form of speech?   show
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show The IRS tax code.  
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show Requires filing of detailed disclosure reports twice a year.  
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