Outside lobbying does NOT include
A)developing and maintaining close contacts with policymakers.
B)the use of campaign contributions to legislators who favor the interest group.
C)pushing their message through public relations and advertising.
D)targeting group resources on key election races.
E)rousing citizens to contact their elected officials and express their support.

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Outside lobbying refers to strategies aimed at influencing public opinion and mobilizing public pressure to sway policymakers, rather than direct interaction with policymakers themselves. Developing and maintaining close contacts with policymakers is considered inside lobbying, as it involves direct interaction with those in the legislative or executive branches.

Outside Lobbying Does NOT Include