which answer is How do special-interest groups change how government works? (2 points)
Special-interest groups lobby for tax increases and encourage the government to balance the budget.
Special-interest groups can donate money to support the candidates and issues of their choice.
Special-interest groups tend to support "hot-button" issues such as gun control, which most people agree upon.
Special-interest groups are limited to liberal groups such as nonprofit groups and labor unions.
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Special-interest groups can donate money to support the candidates and issues of their choice.
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