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A lobbyist is a public relations specialist with strong communication skills who persuades legislators to vote on public policy in favor of their clients' interests. Generally, a lobbyist is employed by a public relations firm, trade organization, union or public interest group.

The answer is: researching and understanding issues being considered by lawmakers

Lobbyist often consist of the people who are not part of government body, but they would be strongly influenced by the type of legislation that the lawmakers create. (such as business owners)

Because of this, they would make an effort to influence the lawmakers to pass the type of legislation that would benefit them. Lobbyist can do this by donating a sum amount of money to a certain government representative or by helping them during campaigning process.

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