Often political candidates position themselves as "outsiders," not part of the establishment. These candidates assume that voters have a negative attitude toward incumbent politicians (i.e., those currently in office). Describe three components of attitudes voters might have toward incumbent politicians.

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The Answer of Often political candidates position themselves as "outsiders," not part of the establishment. These candidates assume that voters have a negative attitude toward incumbent politicians (i.e., those currently in office). Describe three components of attitudes voters might have toward incumbent politicians.

Often Political Candidates Position Themselves as "Outsiders," Not Part of the Establishment