A party's effort to inform potential voters and persuade them to vote for that party is known as ______.

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Voter mobilization refers to the efforts made by political parties to encourage potential voters to cast their ballots in favor of that party. This typically involves strategies such as door-to-door canvassing, phone calls, and advertising campaigns designed to persuade voters to support a particular candidate or party. The other options refer to different aspects of political campaigning, such as the ownership of certain issues (A), advocacy for specific policies or positions (B), the act of prompting or encouraging a certain behavior (C), and opposition research (D), which involves investigating and gathering information about political opponents.

A Party's Effort to Inform Potential Voters and Persuade Them