History, 07.12.2021 20:40, joshuaburge13

Question 3: Voters in the United States have an important responsibility: selecting the leaders for local, state,
and federal governments. Stakes are high in an election, and other institutions seek to influence
that election in their favor. When selecting a candidate, what kinds of institutions seek to impact
a person's decision?

You need to identify an institution that seeks to impact elections, the actions that they take, and
their agenda, or reasons for, seeking influence in an election. As a voter, why might you trust or
distrust information coming from this institution when making your decision on a candidate?

Answer this and I will give all my points away to the person who answers it correctly

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