Look into campaign contributions. Many types of information about campaign contributions must be reported to the government and are watched by the press. Check the newspaper for stories on campaign finance. You might also want to analyze an incumbent's voting record on issues important to PACs and other campaign contributors. Throughout the campaign, opinion polls will be taken by a variety of groups to evaluate public support for the different candidates.
Polls reveal who is leading at a certain point in the race.
This information can be crucial for a candidate because it can increase support and contributions from people who want to be on the winning team. Sorting it all out. Review the information in your Candidate Report Card and compare all the candidates. If so, pick a candidate. See through distortion techniques All candidates are trying to sell themselves to voters.