In choosing a running mate, presidential candidates often look for someone who

Question 10 options:

A. agrees with them on almost all issues.

B. appeals to the same voter segments. (IT IS NOT B)

C. is from their home region.

D. is demographically different from them.

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Ashlynn Manning

26 November, 01:23

In choosing a running mate, presidential candidates often look for someone who

Question 10 options:

A. agrees with them on almost all issues.

B. appeals to the same voter segments. (IT IS NOT B)

C. is from their home region.

D. is demographically different from them.

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Sofia Sharp · Answer 1

A

Explanation:

If they have someone who runs with them that dissents from their views, the candidates probably will look divided and unstable to other people, reducing their chances of getting voted for. Although, its not wrong for the running partner to have some different views, as long as they agree on most matters.

In choosing a running mate, presidential candidates often look for someone whoQuestion 10 options:A. agrees with them on almost all issues.B. appeals to the same voter segments. (IT IS NOT B)C. is from their home region.D. is demographically different from them.

In choosing a running mate, presidential candidates often look for someone who

Question 10 options:

A. agrees with them on almost all issues.

B. appeals to the same voter segments. (IT IS NOT B)

C. is from their home region.

D. is demographically different from them.