How State and Federal Lobbying Differ
What Is State Lobbying? The average citizen thinks of lobbying as something that takes place only in Washington DC, if they think of it at
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How Lobbying Has Evolved
In any discussion of Washington DC lobbyists, you’re likely to hear about their overarching influence in today’s politics and in the halls of the Federal
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Lobbying for Education
Whenever the balance of power in the nation’s Congress changes dramatically, institutions of higher education move to rework their government relations practices. In recent years,
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Why You Should Lobby for a Good Cause
Families of Alzheimer’s disease patients needed more resources for research to find a cure, while food banks needed additional donations to serve their communities. Dedicated
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Can a Small Business Afford a Lobbying Firm?
As a small business owner, you perform a delicate balancing act each day, weighing the costs of growing the business against the potential return on
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Should You Hire a Lobbyist?
The decision to hire Washington lobbyists is momentous for small to medium businesses, non-profits, and associations. If you fall into one of these categories, chances
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Lobbying Influence in 2016 Election
Given the changes in campaign finance laws this election, it is more useful to look at top contributing companies, many of whom are multi-national, crossing
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How Lobbyists Will Impact the 2016 Presidential Election
It’s safe to say, lobbyists will play a greater role than ever in the 2016 presidential election. As the process evolves, following changes to
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The Average Cost of Lobbying
Business owners have invested a lot into their companies. Not only do they employ many people who help make their business a success, many owners
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Lobbyists, Interest Groups, and Power
In many ways, lobbyists are the most direct link—aside from the vote—between voters and their elected representatives. They are hired by interest groups, like businesses,
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