These two campaign posters give information about two candidates for the U. S. House of Representatives. There are two text boxes side by side. The first one reads Do you want your representative to work for you Vote Maria Gonzalez for U. S. House of Representatives, 6 years in the state legislature, Successful small business owner, Opposes gun control, Opposes raising taxes, Committed to bringing jobs to the district. The second one reads We will work hard for you, Vote Elmer Flint for U. S. House of Representatives, 7 years on city council, 2 years on city planning commission, Owns successful legal practice, Supports gun control legislation to protect citizens, Committed to increasing government programs for the needy, Elmer Takes His Job Seriously.
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According to the information in the posters, why might a voter who lives on a fixed income be more likely to support Elmer?

His experience on the city council
His experience as a lawyer
His support of gun-control legislation

Democrats hit big VBM milestone — The Florida Democratic Party is announcing a major milestone: One-million more Democrats have enrolled in vote-by-mail than in 2018. “It’s pretty incredible to reach this milestone,” said FDP Chair Terrie Rizzo. “It shows that the enthusiasm is there — Democrats are more motivated than ever to vote, and to do it early to ensure their vote counts. It’s also a testament to the work Florida Democrats have been doing to increase voter turnout.”

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Hours after Hurricane Sally ravaged the Florida Panhandle, Florida’s Division of Emergency Management reached out to Uber seeking assistance in moving much-needed food and water supplies to the Pensacola area.

The ask? How many Uber Freight trucks and drivers could be secured in a matter of hours. Not too much of a heavy lift for Uber Freight. In just a few short hours, drivers from Florida and Georgia answered the call, with 11 truckers ready to roll by late afternoon.

Explanation:

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