PS Ch. 14 Campaigns
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| sells candidate on strategies to win elections. | ||
| coordinates the many aspects of the campaign. | ||
| develops overall media strategy. | ||
| handles the budget for the campaign. | ||
| produces candidate's ads. | ||
| takes surveys to guide the campaign. | ||
| interacts with the media on a daily basis. | ||
| supervises fund-raising through the mail. | ||
| speaking confrontation between the candidates. | ||
| ad featuring the differences between candidates. | ||
| unsolicited coverage by the press. | ||
| getting in touch with the voters by phone or in person. | ||
| 10 to 60 second ad for candidate. | ||
| unregulated money meant for indirect election expenses. | ||
| donations to the candidates from tax revenues. | ||
| ad dedicated to the strengths of a candidate. | ||
| ad attacking platform to character of opponent. | ||
| ad purchased to tout the candidate. | ||
| federal funds equal to those raised by candidate. | ||
| money to pay for ads making a direct plea. | ||
| programs aimed at increased voter participation. | ||
| ad countering an anticipated attack. | ||
| fund-raising group representing special interests. | ||
| dedicated to winning the final contest. | ||
| aimed at creating a positive impression. | ||
| aimed at indirect activities such as fund-raising. | ||
| concerned with the candidate's public image. | ||
| aimed at creating a positive impression. |
