Special congressional appropriations for expenditures on particular projects in specific states or districts that lobbyists seek for their group are called

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Earmarks are specific provisions within legislative bills that allocate funds for a particular project, organization, or company in a specific state or district. These provisions are typically inserted by lobbyists or members of Congress to secure funding for their interests. Grants-in-aid, revenue streams, and block grants are different types of funding mechanisms used by the government to allocate funds to states and local governments.

Special Congressional Appropriations for Expenditures on Particular Projects in Specific