Research Demonstrates That Elections Can Be Swayed by Factors Other

question 26

Multiple Choice

Research demonstrates that elections can be swayed by factors other than the rational policy considerations of well-informed voters,such as:

• A) handshaking.
• B) eating food at a county fair.
• C) mudslinging.
• D) All of these can sway a vote.

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Base Amount

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