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Sveta_85 [38]
2 years ago
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Which two factors contributed to President Trump's election in 2016?

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andreev551 [17]2 years ago
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Trump used anti-immigration rhetoric to win the support of those who feared immigrants and The super PACs brought dark money into the election campaigns are the two reason of President Trump's election in 2016.

<h3>What is dark money?</h3>

Dark money refers to payments to political organizations from anonymous contributors who are utilized to sway elections.

Dark money, especially when used by "independent expenditure" groups, can have a significant impact on elections.

Thus, option D and E are correct.

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