Which of the following groups of people has the least influence on elected officials when those officials are considering specific changes to government policies?

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The public generally has the least influence on elected officials compared to commentators, reporters, and interest groups because the public is typically less organized and has less resources to lobby or advocate for specific policy changes. Elected officials are more likely to listen to interest groups and other organized stakeholders who can provide them with political support or campaign contributions. Commentators and reporters can also have some influence through their ability to shape public opinion and media coverage of political issues.

Which of the Following Groups of People Has the Least