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Name recognition gives celebrities political power: Political scientist | The Hill

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Lauren A. Wright, a political scientist from Princeton University, says some people might not take celebrities seriously as candidates, or might assume they're running as a joke. However, Wright says the name-recognition celebrities already have before becoming candidates can give them an advantage during an election.

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