Of the following tactics, which one's success depends least upon the size and cohesiveness of an interest group's formal membership?
A) a mass letter-writing campaign to a cabinet minister
B) cajoling local candidates to sign pledges committing them to take specific actions if elected
C) a boycott of a local business
D) a television advertising campaign against the sitting government

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A television advertising campaign against the sitting government relies more on financial resources and the ability to craft and disseminate a compelling message than on the size and cohesiveness of an interest group's formal membership.

Of the Following Tactics, Which One's Success Depends Least Upon