Because states are the key battlegrounds of presidential campaigns, candidates often find themselves . Select one: a. avoiding battleground states in order to avoid the appearance of impropriety b. unable to connect with voters on a national basis c. visiting every state in the union multiple times d. tailoring their appeals to the particular interests of a st

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