COVER STORY

The New Power Landscape

National Journal interviewed more than 90 lobbying firms, associations, unions, and advocacy groups on how they are preparing for the new president and Congress.

by A Staff Report

Saturday, Nov. 22, 2008


Interest groups are shifting their strategies to reflect election results that will put Democrats in control of both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue. Out is a heavy reliance on pure access politics. In is a more collaborative approach that relies on building coalitions.

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