Lobby groups play a crucial role in legislative processes by advocating for specific interests and influencing lawmakers. They engage in lobbying, which includes direct interaction with legislators to promote policy changes, provide information, and present research findings that align with their agenda. Through financing political campaigns and mobilizing grassroots support, lobby groups can enhance their reach and effectiveness. They also contribute to public discourse by raising awareness about pivotal issues. While they can positively impact representation, concerns often arise regarding transparency and potential conflicts of interest between private interests and public good.