Which of these is a strategy that interest groups tend to avoid?
A)filing cases in the federal and state courts
B)nominating a candidate to run for public office
C)attending a public hearing on a proposed regulation
D)meeting with lawmakers to discuss common interests

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Interest groups tend to avoid nominating a candidate for public office as it is a direct involvement in the political process and may compromise their nonpartisan image. They also tend to avoid any illegal or unethical means to achieve their goals. The other options, filing cases in courts, attending public hearings, and meeting with lawmakers, are all common strategies used by interest groups to influence public policy.

Which of These Is a Strategy That Interest Groups Tend