______ often take a position on a policy issue and try to influence policy makers to take their position through release of reports, personal persuasion, testifying, lobbying, advertising, and the like.
A) States
B) Legislative committees
C) Policy elites
D) Interest groups

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Interest groups are specific organizations formed to advocate for particular issues or causes. They actively participate in the policy-making process by attempting to influence elected officials, bureaucrats, and other policy-makers to their viewpoints through various tactics such as advocating for certain policies, lobbying, contributing to political campaigns, and engaging in grassroots activism.

______ Often Take a Position on a Policy Issue and Try