Public interest groups engage primarily in electioneering,whereas business groups focus mainly on direct lobbying of government officials.

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Public interest groups engage in a variety of activities, including public education, advocacy, and litigation, in addition to electioneering. Business groups, on the other hand, do engage in direct lobbying, but may also engage in electioneering, public relations campaigns, and other forms of advocacy.

Public Interest Groups Engage Primarily in Electioneering,whereas Business Groups Focus