A concrete stance should be taken on positional issues. The phrase "concrete stance" tends to imply that the position taken should be somewhat extreme when all it really infers is that it should be a belief held consistent throughout the campaign. In all actuality, it is in a candidate's best interest to avoid taking any extreme views if at all possible...
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Recognizing the voters who are supporting the office seeker is important in managing a campaign because it helps to ensure retaining those voters. More importantly, the undecided voters or those who are "on the fence" must be targeted for relentless campaigning. This group contains the "sway votes" which are an integral part of winning any election...
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Electoral College/Election 2000 It was also generally said that the Electoral System was put in place for 2 reasons: (1) to give more weight to the smaller states so their concerns wouldn't be ignored in national elections, and 2) to ensure that any successful candidate has wide national appeal, rather than having huge popular appeal in a few very populous areas and no appeal anywhere else...	2 / 479
Effective Use Of Debates To Gain Voters George W. Bush cast himself as a leader from outside Washington with a record of uniting Republicans and Democrats.	2 / 302
Historical Election It was only the fourth time in United States history that a candidate won, but lost the popular vote. The only other times this had occurred were in the election of 1824, 1876, and 1888...	3 / 835
Bush v Gore Gore were brought before the US Supreme Court on December 11, 2000 by lawyers representing both sides. Due to the nature of the case the court gave its opinion in only 16 hours after hearing the arguments...	3 / 643