Businesses engage in political lobbying to influence legislation and regulatory policies that affect their interests. They employ lobbyists who build relationships with lawmakers and provide information that highlights the benefits of certain positions. By promoting their viewpoints, businesses aim to persuade political leaders to support favorable policies or oppose legislation detrimental to their operations. This lobbying can take many forms, including financial contributions to campaigns and direct advocacy. Such practices, while legal, raise questions about transparency and the impact on the democratic process.