Most modern political campaigns are candidate-centered because

A) they rely on party leaders for decision-making support.
B) they focus more on images and personalities than on issues or parties.
C) candidates run them with little help from others.
D) candidates must pay for them out of their personal wealth.

Candidate-Centered

Describes political campaigns and politics that focus more on the individual candidates, their characteristics, and issues rather than on party affiliation.

Political Campaigns

Organized efforts which seek to influence the decision-making process within a specific group, often related to elections where candidates seek public office.