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A lobbyist who works for many different groups is:

A. Called a contract lobbyist.
B. Working illegally.
C. Called an in-house lobbyist.
D. The most common lobbyist in Texas.



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Final answer:

A contract lobbyist works for multiple clients through a lobbying firm, while an in-house lobbyist represents a single organization directly to lawmakers.


Explanation:

In the context of lobbying, a contract lobbyist is a professional who works for a contract lobbying firm representing various clients to influence government policies. On the other hand, an in-house lobbyist is an employee within an organization who advocates for the organization's interests directly to lawmakers. Contract lobbyists are commonly used when organizations do not have in-house expertise in lobbying or need external representation.


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