Beat – The assigned location where a reporter regularly gathers news stories 9. Bundling - Common practice for grassroots; practice through which multiple individual contributions from a single industry or interest group are delivered to a candidate over a relatively short period of time. 10. Candidate centered campaigning - as party identification becomes weaker, candidates are forced to invest more time and money in building/maintaining their base of political support themselves instead of relying on party identification to gain them votes...
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Candidate centered campaigning - as party identification becomes weaker, candidates are forced to invest more time and money in building/maintaining their base of political support themselves instead of relying on party identification to gain them votes. 11. Catalytic events (social movements) – Same as #86? 12...
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Interest Groups Liberal groups started the trend, but conservative groups are now just as common, although some groups are better represented through interest groups than others are...	4 / 1025
Interest Groups Since groups know more about specific issues than the government, they can make sure that an issue is not overlooked. Interest groups bring attention to the issues that government should focus on...	2 / 427
The Effects of Interest Groups on Politics Similarly to other interest groups, the AARP is a policy specialist that has a narrow view. Their three main policy goals are economic security for the elderly, affordable comprehensive health care for all, and improvements in the attitudes about the elderly in the workplace...	5 / 1394
Interest Groups Ads in newspapers and magazines and on the radio and television supply information, foster an image, and promote a particular policy. A tactic commonly used by interest groups to influence public opinion is rating members of Congress...	4 / 1035