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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Definitions:

1831

A year that can be noted for specific historical events, but without additional context, does not denote a universally recognized key term.

Lose Weight

The process of reducing body mass through dietary changes, exercise, or surgical procedures.

Surveys

Research methods that involve collecting data from a pre-defined group of respondents to gain information and insights on various topics.

Adults

Individuals who have reached the age at which they are considered legally responsible for their actions, typically 18 years or older.