In 1896,the Democratic Party sought to appeal primarily to voters in the West and the South.

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This is true. The Democratic Party in 1896 focused on appealing to voters in the West and the South, where they had a stronger presence and where issues such as bimetallism and agrarianism were of particular importance. This strategy was led by presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan, who had strong support in these regions.

In 1896,the Democratic Party Sought to Appeal Primarily to Voters