Using a photo op and a large gathering of supporters to convey a specific message as to whom the candidate really is,the politician is creating which of these?

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A photo op and large gathering of supporters typically indicate a campaign event where a politician is seeking to convey a specific message to voters about who they are and what they stand for, rather than simply entertaining or engaging with supporters at a social event. A television operation may involve a photo op and large gathering, but the primary goal is to showcase the candidate for media coverage, whereas a campaign event is aimed more at energizing supporters and making direct appeals to voters. A horse race refers to a tight race between multiple candidates where it is unclear who will win, and is not directly related to the use of a photo op and large gathering.

Using a Photo Op and a Large Gathering of Supporters