The pressure that interest groups put on legislators is called: a. logrolling c. pigeonholing b. quid pro quo d. lobbying

D is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Lobbying is the act of trying to influence the actions and policies of the officials. It can involve direct and face to face contact. Various types of people and organizations are involved in lobbying. Individuals in the private sector and corporations and interest groups are also involved in lobbying. Voters also lobby the legislators. There are professional lobbyists whose business is to influence government decisions on behalf of a group of people.