Legislative battles refer to the conflicts and debates that occur within a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress, over proposed laws or policies. These battles often involve discussions, negotiations, and sometimes heated arguments among lawmakers who have differing opinions on issues like healthcare, education, or the economy. During these battles, various interest groups, including lobbyists and advocacy organizations, may influence the outcome by promoting their viewpoints. The process can be lengthy, as lawmakers work to reach compromises or amendments before a final vote is taken on the legislation.