Question

due to a recent increase in car accidents involving the use of cell phones, a group of citizens formed an interest group to promote a bill that would restrict cell phone use while driving. which action would the special interest group most likely take to gain support for this bill in the general assembly? occupy the state house during a public protest meet with delegates to educate them about the policy endorse a candidate for an open u.s. senate seat initiate a letter - writing campaign to the president

Explanation:

To gain support for the bill in the General Assembly, a special interest group (the citizens' group here) would likely meet with delegates to educate them about the policy (restricting cell phone use while driving) to influence their support. Occupying the State House during a protest is not a typical or legal way to gain support. Endorsing a candidate for a U.S. Senate seat is unrelated to the General Assembly's consideration of this bill. Initiating a letter - writing campaign to the President is also not relevant as the bill is being considered in the General Assembly, not by the President.

Answer:

meet with Delegates to educate them about the policy