When covering a presidential candidate, on which of the following areas are the media most likely to focus?

A.

the candidate's personal life

B.

the candidate's voting record while serving in previous positions in government

C.

the candidate's position on the issues important to the election

D.

the candidate's qualifications for holding office

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Libby Stark

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18 January, 10:43

When covering a presidential candidate, on which of the following areas are the media most likely to focus?

A.

the candidate's personal life

B.

the candidate's voting record while serving in previous positions in government

C.

the candidate's position on the issues important to the election

D.

the candidate's qualifications for holding office

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Danielle Hall · Answer 1

The media would most likely focus on the candidate's position on the issues important to the election. The answer is Letter C. The people or the citizens would be more interested in what the presidential candidate can do about the issues that the people are concerned about and the role of the media is to keep the people informed.