Behavioral Scientist: Candidates Should Court Vocal Advocate Groups

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Behavioral Scientist: Candidates Should Court Vocal Advocate Groups — But Be Careful

By D.A. Banks

Posted May 17, 2017 at 8:25pm

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Inside Elections and Roll Call’s Nathan L. Gonzales sits down with loyalty specialist James Kane, who looks at what might sway various groups in the midterms and beyond.

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