States, cities, and other governments organize collectively through a variety of interest groups, which are collectively referred to as not

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The term "intergovernmental lobbies" is commonly used to refer to interest groups that represent the shared interests of different levels of government. These groups may include representatives from state, local, and federal governments, as well as other organizations that work closely with government officials. The other answer choices are not commonly used to refer to these types of interest groups.

States, Cities, and Other Governments Organize Collectively Through a Variety