What does an entry level lobbyist do?

As an entry-level lobbyist, your job is to assist the rest of a lobbying department or company with efforts to contact government officials and promote the interests of your client or company. In this role, you may help encourage elected officials to vote a certain way, support them during elections, and otherwise help with lobbying for favorable laws and regulations. As an entry-level lobbyist, your main job is learning how the lobbying system work and how to form effective connections with elected officials. Interns or volunteers often fill this role, as most companies prefer to hire experienced lobbyists who have a proven record of success. Entry-level positions often involve working unpaid to gain the necessary experience.