The main goal of lobbying in politics is to influence decision-makers in favor of specific interests or causes. Lobbyists advocate for legislation or policies that align with the interests of their clients, often representing businesses, non-profits, or other organizations. Through strategic communication and relationship-building, lobbying aims to affect legislative outcomes by providing information, resources, and incentives to lawmakers. While lobbying can promote various interests, it often raises ethical concerns regarding transparency and the potential for undue influence on public policy.