Indirect Techniques of Influencing Government Policy Can Be Particularly Effective

Indirect techniques of influencing government policy can be particularly effective because:​ 

A) a large amount of election support is provided to public officials through indirect methods. 
B)  indirect techniques require considerably less effort from interest groups than direct methods.​ 
C)  public officials are often more impressed by contacts from voters than from lobbyists.​ 
D)  indirect techniques are more well planned than direct lobbying techniques.​ 
E)  lobbyists demand more benefits than common voters.​