Members of interest groups in the united states are typically what kind of people?

Members of interest groups in the united states are typically of a higher income level and have received some form of higher education (college).

Explanation:

Interest groups often share common (economic and non economic) concerns and function in the interest of getting their members elected into a political office. They often accomplish this through lobbying, education, mobilizing and organizing, endorsing candidates, and giving money to candidates.

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