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Which of the following is the most common determining factor when people vote for a presidential candidate?
  1. The candidate’s identification with a political party
  2. The candidate’s stance on certain political and social issues
  3. The candidate’s position on fiscal policy
  4. The effectiveness of the candidate’s media campaign
Explanation
Answer: A - The most common determining factor when people vote for a presidential candidate is the candidate’s identification with a political party. The most important factor in a presidential campaign is the candidate’s political party identification. In many ways, this actually goes against other trends that have led toward independence-both on a personal, voter and larger political level. Still, party identification carries a great influence in determining who will run the country.
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