Category:Political

Altering party platforms, controlling local elections, changing appointed offices and calling in favors all fall under the purview of Political Influence. Well-timed blackmail, bribery, spin-doctoring and sundry other tricks are the stock in trade on both sides of this fence. Some of the likely contacts and allies include pollsters, lobbyists, activists, party members, spin-doctors and politicians from rural zoning committees to the mayors of major cities or representatives in Congress.