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Positive campaigning refers to political campaigns that focus on promoting a candidate's own strengths, accomplishments, and policy proposals, rather than attacking opponents. This type of campaigning aims to inspire and educate voters by emphasizing the candidate's positive attributes and vision for the future. It typically avoids negative attacks or mudslinging tactics against opponents.

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