Which part of the U.S. government is typically the focus of lobbyist’s efforts? A. the courts
B. Congress
C. the president
D. government agencies
Which part of the U.S. government is typically the focus of lobbyist’s efforts?
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Which part of the U.S. government is typically the focus of lobbyist’s efforts? A. the courts
B. Congress
C. the president
D. government agencies
The correct answer is B. Congress.
Lobbyists primarily focus their efforts on Congress because it is the legislative branch responsible for creating laws. They seek to influence lawmakers and their staff to advocate for specific policies, interests, or legislation that benefit the groups they represent. Lobbying Congress allows these groups to have a direct impact on the lawmaking process.