Which of the three branches do interest groups exert the most pressure on? The Supreme Court The President Congress

Interest groups typically exert the most pressure on Congress. This is because Congress is composed of elected representatives who are more directly accountable to the public and more susceptible to lobbying efforts. Interest groups often seek to influence legislation and policy decisions, and Congress is the branch of government where these decisions are made. While interest groups may also try to influence the Supreme Court and the President, their efforts are generally more focused on Congress.