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ELECTION 2008: INTEREST GROUPS
Advocates Claim Victories On The Ground
Liberal and labor groups built on the techniques they pioneered in 2004. Conservative and business groups help stanch even bigger GOP losses.
Among liberal groups, those that focused on civil liberties and the environment fared better on Election Day than those that emphasized economic issues.
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