Efforts that focus on reaching the constituents themselves rather than their representatives are described as

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Outside lobbying refers to efforts to reach constituents or the public directly, through campaigns, public relations, or other means, in order to influence public opinion and pressure policymakers to take certain actions. This is in contrast to inside lobbying, which focuses on direct communication with elected officials and policymakers.

Efforts That Focus on Reaching the Constituents Themselves Rather Than