Which of the following is NOT an example of an in-kind contribution that some interest groups provide to candidates?
A)Data from public opinion polls
B)Contract lobbying
C)Membership lists for fundraising
D)Staff and field operations for support during campaigns

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Contract lobbying is a service where interest groups hire lobbyists to advocate on their behalf, rather than a direct in-kind contribution to candidates. In-kind contributions typically include goods or services provided directly to a campaign, such as data, lists, or campaign support, not the hiring of external services like lobbying.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example of an In-Kind