A presidential primary in which contending candidates compete for popular votes, but the results do not control the selection of delegates to the national convention, is referred to as a

The strategy carried out by the White House to increase the president's popularity and support is known as the

A) goodwill effort. B) head of state plan. C) permanent campaign. D) reelection campaign. E) spoils-allocation plan.

The power of the media to determine what the government ought to do is referred to as?

A. framing. B. priming. C. setting the public agenda. D. political socialization. E. content aggregation.