The Themes, Issues, and Messages That Candidates Present During a Campaign

question 74

Multiple Choice

The themes, issues, and messages that candidates present during a campaign are generally based on

• A) the election rules passed by Congress each year.
• B) the size of the constituency they are seeking to represent.
• C) polls and focus groups.
• D) legally binding orders that are issued from the national party organizations.
• E) an objective assessment of what the most important problems facing the country are.

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