In politics today, the focus may at times be on the good looks of the candidate or other aspects of his/her personality. Should the focus be on other things? If so, what do you think voters should consider when researching the candidates? What questions should they ask?

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Leonard Herring

Social Studies

5 November, 12:21

In politics today, the focus may at times be on the good looks of the candidate or other aspects of his/her personality. Should the focus be on other things? If so, what do you think voters should consider when researching the candidates? What questions should they ask?

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Dwayne Hays · Answer 1

Yes because you don't need to focus 100% on their personality you should focus on the good deeds they have done. They should consider if they are community friendly, or police friendly because many communities and police officers have a huge influence on politics and they should ask questions like "Was right to do this" or "Should I have done that" like if you were them.

I might be wrong