Interest groups may try to influence public policy but, unlike political parties, they do not try to "educate" the public on issues.

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Interest groups do try to educate the public on issues in order to gain support and influence public opinion in their favor. Political parties may also educate the public on issues, but their main focus is on winning elections and gaining political power.

Interest Groups May Try to Influence Public Policy But, Unlike