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To ''lobby'' in [[American]] [[politics]] means to talk to [[legislator]]s in private to convince them to vote a certain way on specific [[legislation]]. As a noun, a "lobby" is an organization that lobbies legislatures, either for pay from a sponsor or as a public service.  A lobby works for an '''interest group'''.
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To '''lobby''' in [[American]] [[politics]] means to talk to [[legislator]]s in private to convince them to vote a certain way on specific [[legislation]]. As a noun, a "lobby" is an organization that lobbies legislatures, either for pay from a sponsor or as a public service.  A lobby works for an '''interest group'''.
    
In recent decades thousands of lobbyists are at work in [[Washington D.C.]] for every possible interest.  Lobbyists are also active in all the state capitols.  Many lobbyists are former members of [[Congress]] or former staffers.
 
In recent decades thousands of lobbyists are at work in [[Washington D.C.]] for every possible interest.  Lobbyists are also active in all the state capitols.  Many lobbyists are former members of [[Congress]] or former staffers.
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