Suppose you receive an email asking you to contact your representatives and ask them to vote "yes" on a particular upcoming bill which affects the group that sent you the email. This communication would be an example of
A) direct lobbying. B) indirect lobbying. C) log-rolling. D) electioneering. E) grass-tops lobbying.
Answer: B
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