Legislative lobbying refers to the act of influencing lawmakers to support certain laws or policies. It involves people or organizations trying to convince legislators to pass or change specific legislation in their favor. Full definition
Her conviction that animals are a part of our moral community, deserving of justice, informs her grassroots legislative lobbying efforts. (americanpetsalive.org)
The vice president does have a lot of soft power, traditionally this was focused on legislative lobbying, but more recently the vice president has become part of the leadership team similar to a cabinet member. (politics.stackexchange.com)
Thompson worked in higher education and then did legislative lobbying until at the age of 39 he decided to become a teacher in an inner city area of Oklahoma City. (jackjenningsdc.com)