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What is the position of most politicians concerning public opinion?
Most politicians respect public opinion. Politicians normally read the mood of the public and their opinions and that is what informs their agendas.
Politicians want to have accurate information about public opinion because they can?
Plan better campaigns if they know what is important to the people- Dre Combs
How public opinion grows?
Keep on repeating the same opinion or theme in public as often as possible and before you know it that is the public opinion.
What 5 things affects on public opinion?
Factors that affect public opinion include preexisting knowledge, values, and attitudes. In addition, immediate situations and social-environmental factors affect public opinion.
What does the budget of the US government represent?
An agreement among various politicians about public spending.
How do politicians influence the media and public opinion?
Politicians influence the media and public opinion through strategic communication, including speeches, press releases, and social media engagement. By framing issues in a particular way and utilizing persuasive messaging, they can shape narratives that align with their agendas. Additionally, politicians often leverage relationships with journalists and media outlets to ensure favorable coverage, which can sway public perception. This interplay creates a feedback loop where media portrayal can reinforce political messaging and vice versa.
How does Public opinion affects the political process?
People vote, protest, and contact representatives and other politicians. Just watch was is going on with the healthcare issue.
What has the author Alison Rogers written?
Alison Rogers has written: 'The Natasha factor' -- subject(s): Australian Democrats, Politicians, Public opinion, Biography, Politics and government, Women politicians, Political activity, Women in mass media, Women
What are the purpose of Monroe Survey?
The purpose of Monroe Survey is to gauge public opinion on political figures, policies, or issues. It helps politicians understand the sentiments of the public and make informed decisions based on the feedback received.
The Gulf of Tonkin incident illustrates what about public opinion?
That it's just an opinion. Politicians will do as they deem necessary in order to retain their positions (jobs). As an old 1960s song went regarding politicians, "I'm swaying to the left...now I'm swaying to the right...I'd like to help ya son...but your too young to vote!"
How was public opinion measured in the homestead strike in the 1890s How are they measured today?
I think public opinion was just measured by word of mouth unlike today you can measure public opinion by doing something as simple as a poll.
What is the difference between a politicians and an official?
Politicians which hold public office are also officials. As are unelected public servants. A politician who does not hold public is not an official. Just a politician.
