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Question: Compared to an interest group representing an industry, or a professional association representing members of a certain profession, which tactic would a public interest group most likely use? Group of answer choices A public interest group is more likely to have its members write or call legislators urging them to vote for the legislation. A public interest group is more likely to have its members write a sample piece of legislation that could be used as a template by members of the legislature. Unlike industry groups or professional organizations, public interest groups are less likely to run primary challengers to legislators who oppose the legislation. A public interest group is more likely to bundle funds to supportive members of the legislature.