A large part of the Bush administration's election strategy in 2004 was to appeal to the large community of conservative,evangelical Christians and mobilize them to vote.

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This is true. The Bush administration actively reached out to and mobilized conservative, evangelical Christians during the 2004 election campaign. This strategy was known as the "values voter" strategy and was aimed at appealing to voters who prioritized social issues such as abortion, same-sex marriage, and prayer in schools.

A Large Part of the Bush Administration's Election Strategy in 2004