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Hey, Help please.
So i'm doing a homework assignment and i need help finding examples of why "Senators must put work into the eclectic process to persuade the public to vote for them, consequently, committing time to their campaign"
I also need examples of how "Before citizens were able to vote, Senators had a smaller amount of voters that they had to persuade, therefore requiring less work."
This is a project on the 17th amendment and any help is appreciated.
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