How do candidates and interest groups use mass media to promote their policy positions?
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Responses
They buy advertising to reach large audiences.
They buy advertising to reach large audiences.
They hire consultants to give them advice.
They hire consultants to give them advice.
They knock on doors to persuade voters.
They knock on doors to persuade voters.
They lobby lawmakers face-to-face
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1 answer
The correct response to how candidates and interest groups use mass media to promote their policy positions is:
They buy advertising to reach large audiences.
This option directly relates to the use of mass media as it involves purchasing ad space to communicate messages and policy positions to a wide audience.
