Passage: The pollster's report distinguished between issues 'on which the pub…

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Passage: The pollster's report distinguished between issues 'on which the public has stable opinions' and issues 'on which the public has views but no firmly held positions.' The latter, she noted, were the ones most likely to shift in response to political messaging. Treating them as equivalent to the former had led campaigners to misallocate resources. The passage's central distinction is between:

• A.left and right
• B.national and local issues
• C.settled opinions and casual views
• D.younger and older voters