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What is Legislative Lobbying

Lobbying, if comes after elections, may take place either by contribution (to be used in future) or by inducting some strategic information to affect the behaviour and decision of the legislators. Similar to the comparing the main reason behind lobbying is to get certain wants satisfied by influencing the decision.

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