Political Advocacy

Definition

Political advocacy refers to any action taken by individuals or groups with the intention of influencing political decisions. It encompasses various activities such as lobbying, organizing campaigns, donating money to candidates/parties, and engaging in public demonstrations.

Related terms

Public Opinion: The collective beliefs and attitudes held by people about politics and government issues that can shape policy decisions.

PACs (Political Action Committees): These are organizations formed by interest groups or corporations that donate money directly to political campaigns in order to influence election outcomes.

Media Influence: The power that media outlets possess in shaping public opinion and influencing political decisions through their coverage and portrayal of events.