Results: "Real American Voters"
Political ads often feature carefully chosen spokespeople. This one features voters who chose themselves - proud Americans, passionate supporters, and people whose views may explain why the campaign prefers close-ups from the shoulders up.
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When a political campaign promises to feature "real Americans," which type of voter is most likely to make the ad unforgettable?
The one who insists they're "not political," immediately before explaining national policy in alarming detail.
10%
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96 votes
The one who says they support "common sense," then lists several senses no one else recognizes.
13%
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130 votes
The one who claims to speak for "the silent majority," at maximum volume.
8%
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82 votes
The one who says they "just want their country back," without specifying from whom, when, or why.
11%
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108 votes
The one who looks directly into the camera and says, "I'm not racist, but..." - thereby completing the sentence for everyone.
7%
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71 votes
The one who gets offended by the question, which is ironic because they were about to explain why everyone else is too sensitive.
7%
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66 votes
Undecided/Unsure.
21%
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203 votes
Not Applicable
45%
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435 votes
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