Microtargeting

Microtargeting

A) is the practice of moving presidential primary dates to earlier in the year in an effort to make primaries prominent in the media and influential in the political process.
B) is a process that involves collecting as much information as possible about voters in a database and then filtering out various groups for special attention.
C) has been called a "one­day fund­raising frenzy."
D) is a process used by poll watchers to target precincts that are susceptible to voter fraud.
E) involves learning damaging information about an opponent in a political campaign.