to amend his bill in the Assembly Business and Professions Com- Interest Developments. With that amendment, the bill passed on a unanimous vote.
Our success was made possible by the efforts our members through- about how the bill would impact homeowners.
Grassroots lobbying separates itself from direct lobbying through the act of - taking in grassroots lobbying as an effective attempt to influence a change in legislation. Te trend of the past decade has been the use of social media outlets to reach - interest. Implementing social media tactics in grassroots lobbying provides a much broader outreach and allows “activists” to not only inform but interact with various people about their cause. Clearly in this case, with a call for all of the initial receivers of the call for action sending out the same call to their social networks and having those people expand the reach by sharing the message themselves with their own networks, the effect of social media can be seen to exponentially increase the leverage of communications. Within minutes the message spreads and action is taken. that we are all separated from each other by only six or fewer connections. I things. Like save the day.
Geoff Browne Chapter President
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