Today, approximately half of all American states have lobbying offices in Washington, DC, where governors are also represented by their own national, partisan, and regional associations. Jennifer M. Jensen s The Governors Lobbyists draws on quantitative data, archival research, and more than 100 in-depth interviews to detail the political development of this constellation of advocacy organizations since the early 20th century and investigate the current role of the governors lobbyists in the U.S. federal system. First, Jensen analyzes the critical ways in which state offices and...
Today, approximately half of all American states have lobbying offices in Washington, DC, where governors are also represented by their own national, ...
