What is meant by the term battleground state?
A) The state is not reliably Democrat or Republican; either party has a chance of winning in the presidential election.
B) Party politics are so strong in the state that nearly all efforts to move forward are met with huge battles.
C) The state has a large military presence that influences election results.
D) A state that splits its distribution of votes in the electoral college.
E) Election results in such states are normally decided within the courts weeks after the election.
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