Compared to an interest group representing an industry, or a professional association representing members of a certain profession, which tactic would a public interest group most likely use?

Group of answer choices

A public interest group is more likely to bundle funds to supportive members of the legislature.

A public interest group is more likely to have its members write a sample piece of legislation that could be used as a template by members of the legislature.

A public interest group is more likely to have its members write or call legislators urging them to vote for the legislation.

Unlike industry groups or professional organizations, public interest groups are less likely to run primary challengers to legislators who oppose the legislation.