Candidate Issue Positions is a political science construct that specifies the stances a political candidate formally adopts on public policy matters, distinguishing it from other candidate attributes by focusing exclusively on their articulated preferences regarding legislative and governance issues.
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Choice Reviews Online · 1997 · 411 citations
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