what is legislative lobbying
A legislative lobbyist represents a corporation, advocacy group or other client before national and state legislatures and government agencies. One day he may meet with a member of Congress to express concerns about a proposed bill, and the next he may approach government agencies for federal funding.ome lobbyists represent clients at a state level, working with members of state legislatures, the governorâs office and state agencies. Others work in Washington, D.C., and meet with members of Congress on behalf of clients.