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Lobbying

The act of attempting to influence government officials or policies on behalf of particular interests group, organization, or cause.

Legislation

Laws or proposed laws created by a legislative body, such as a parliament or Congress

Advocacy

The act of supporting or promoting a particular cause idea or policy through public speaking, campaigning or lobbying

Campaign finance

The financial resources and funding used to support political campaigns, including donations, contributions, and expenditure

Congressional hearing

A formal meeting held by congressional committee or a subcommittee to gather information and hear testimony on a specific issue or legislation

Spin Doctor

A person often, a political strategist or public relation expert, who attempts to shape public opinion on present information in a favorable or biased manner

Grass roots movement

A political or social movement that originates from the bottom of mobilizing ordinary citizens to advocate for change or support as a specific cause

Filibuster

A tactic use a legislative body such as the US Senate, where a member speaks for an extended period to delay or block a vote on a particular bill

Special interest groups

Organizations are associated that folks focuses on specific policy areas or represent specific industries or constituencies aiming to influence government decisions on related issues

Public opinion polls

Surveys or studies conducted to gauge the views attitudes and preferences of the general public on various political or social issues