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Wadzanai

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During a presidential campaign, a household receive several phone calls and pieces of mail directly aimed at their individual interests. This practice is called
 
  a. early voting.
  b. front-loading.
  c. gerrymandering.
  d. microtargeting.
  e. mobilization.

Question 2

The effort to motivate supportive voter groups to turn out in higher numbers is called
 
  a. early voting.
  b. front-loading.
  c. gerrymandering.
  d. microtargeting.
  e. mobilization.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: E



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