How do political campaigns work to get a candidate elected or an issue passed?

They keep all messages about the candidate or issue from getting to the public.

They communicate information to the public about the candidate or issue.

They give funds to various people and organizations.

They stay silent regarding opposing views.

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13 July, 01:31

How do political campaigns work to get a candidate elected or an issue passed?

They keep all messages about the candidate or issue from getting to the public.

They communicate information to the public about the candidate or issue.

They give funds to various people and organizations.

They stay silent regarding opposing views.

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Georgia Castaneda · Answer 1

They communicate information to the public about the candidate or issue.

Political campaigns work as a marketing organization for candidates and issues. Campaign workers determine the message they want to get across through propaganda, slogans, and speeches. Campaigns often present slanted information regarding information because the goal is to bring people to the side of the issue of candidate they are supporting.

Flower · Answer 2

"They communicate information to the public about the candidate or issue" is the best option from the list, since the purpose of a campaign is to convince voters that the candidate will work in their best interest.