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1. What methods of advocative claims affect a public policy recommendation?
2. Which type of claim is more common in local government? Explain using examples.

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Lobbying and its impact on the development of government policy is explained in a structured manner in this response. The answer includes references used.

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The methods of advocacy claims that affect public policy recommendations the most are lobbying, creating a public understanding of the issues, and impact litigation. Lobbying involves forming coalitions that have similar concerns, and convictions. This method is very powerful because relationships with legislative staff and other advocates helps influence public policy recommendations. ...

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