Which of the following is a consequence of candidates' efforts to secure votes from each region of the country?

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When candidates try to secure votes from each region of the country, they end up supporting a variety of local interests to appeal to the voters. They articulate policies that address the specific problems and interests of each region. For example, a candidate running for President of the United States may appeal to the farmers in the Midwest by advocating for increased subsidies for agriculture or to the Rust Belt by championing trade policies that protect American workers.

Which of the Following Is a Consequence of Candidates' Efforts