Interest groups with different points of view than political parties in power influence society by advocating for their specific interests and pushing for policies and legislation that align with their goals. They may lobby policymakers, engage in grassroots organizing, conduct public campaigns, and participate in public hearings and consultations to raise awareness and push for change in areas such as environmental protection, social justice, healthcare policy, and many more. By effectively mobilizing their members and resources, interest groups can influence public opinion, shape policy debates, and hold elected officials accountable to their constituents. This can ultimately lead to significant changes in public policy and governance that reflect the diverse interests and perspectives within society.
