Lobbying significantly impacts electoral campaigns by shaping candidate platforms and influencing policy outcomes. Lobbyists represent various interests, providing information and resources to lawmakers and candidates to advocate for specific issues. Financial contributions from lobbyists can sway election results, as candidates often rely on these funds for campaign activities. While lobbying can enhance representation for underrepresented interests, it raises concerns about democratic accountability and the potential for special interests to overshadow the public good. Consequently, the relationship between lobbying and campaign financing is a critical aspect of contemporary politics.