Question

1. during a debate, candidates discuss their views about various issues.
2. one way to see how other people plan on voting is to check out the most recent opinion polls.
3. fundraising dinners try to raise money from contributor to use in the candidates’ campaigns.
4. the league of women voters, an example of a nonpartisan organization, one that does not support one political party over another.
5. candidate from large organizations, celebrities, and other big name companies.

information inspection. match the information with the source. each source will have more than one piece of information.
a candidate
media
public record

Explanation:

1. Debates focus on candidates discussing policy topics, which are called issues.
2. Opinion polls measure public views on voting and political topics.
3. Fundraising dinners collect money from people who give to campaigns, known as contributors.
4. The League of Women Voters does not align with a single political party, so it is nonpartisan.
5. Candidates receive financial support from large groups, celebrities, and companies, which are contributors.

For the matching section:

• Candidate: Sources include fundraising from contributors, endorsements from organizations/celebrities
• Media: Sources include coverage of debates, opinion polls, and candidate issues
• Public Record: Sources include official data on opinion polls, candidate fundraising records

Answer:

1. issues
2. opinion polls
3. contributors
4. nonpartisan
5. contributors

Information Inspection Matches:

A. Candidate: Fundraising from contributors, endorsements from organizations/celebrities
Media: Coverage of debates, opinion polls, candidate issues
Public Record: Official poll data, candidate fundraising records