Suppose you receive an email asking you to contact your representatives and ask them to vote "yes" on a particular upcoming bill which affects the group that sent you the email.This communication would be an example of

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This communication would be an example of indirect lobbying because it is being done through a third party (the group that sent the email) rather than directly by the sender of the email. Direct lobbying involves direct communication with lawmakers, while electioneering involves efforts to influence election outcomes. Log-rolling refers to the practice of trading support for different issues or bills, and grass-tops lobbying involves targeting influential people within a community or organization rather than lawmakers directly.

Suppose You Receive an Email Asking You to Contact Your