A political interest group is
a. an organization that tries to influence politicians to make public policy in line with their preferences.
b. a group of individuals who influence policymaking by manipulating citizens' opinions.
c. An organization that runs primary elections and nominates candidates for office.
d. any group of individuals who share a common interest.
e. a group that is focused on recruiting candidates for office.
A
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