Question

question 2
the saying \all politics is local\ roughly means
a the local candidate will always win
b the local constituents want action on national issues
c the local constituents tend to care about things that affect them
d the act of campaigning always occurs at the local level where constituents are

Explanation:

The phrase "All politics is local" emphasizes that constituents are mainly concerned with issues that directly impact their daily lives. Option A is incorrect as it's an extreme and untrue statement. Option B is wrong because the saying focuses on local - relevant issues, not national ones. Option D misinterprets the saying; it's not about the location of campaigning but about the focus of constituents. Option C correctly reflects that local constituents care about things that affect them.

Answer:

C. the local constituents tend to care about things that affect them