If a lobbyist is trying to convince a legislator to support a ...

[ahriuashd]

If a lobbyist is trying to convince a legislator to support a particular bill, one of the most valuable resources an interest group can have is
 
  A) a large budget.
  B) a small, but very vocal membership.
  C) a long history of supporting that particular legislator.
  D) a large, politically active membership.
  E) a group of policy experts willing to draft legislation for the legislator.

Question 2

A lobby can be described as an organization that
 
  A) is not a voluntary membership organization, but as institutions has access to resources without any membership.
  B) is a voluntary membership organization and therefore has resources as a result of their membership.
  C) is not a voluntary membership organization and therefore has problems looking for resources.
  D) has both large amounts of volunteers and large amounts of capital.
  E) is self-funded by very wealthy individuals.

[SVictor]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A

[ahriuashd]

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