Question

What role do interest groups and lobbyists play in the lawmaking process?

veto a bill
influence legislators
vote on bills
moderate debates

Answer 1

influence legislators.

Step-by-step explanation:

Interest groups is a group of those individuals that share same interest in a matter. They tend to exert pressure on legislators to bring new policies and laws in favor of public interest. Interest groups and lobbyists tend to influence legislators and lawmakers. Interest groups is also known as pressure groups.

Therefore, the correct answer is option B.