What type of calls are used to encourage voters to participate and provide information about a candidate?

Robo calls are automated phone calls that deliver pre-recorded messages to a large number of people. These calls are often utilized during election cycles to encourage voter participation, provide information about a candidate’s platform, and remind voters about important dates, such as when and where to vote. They are an efficient way for campaigns to reach out to potential voters and disseminate information quickly across wide geographic areas.

In contrast, public communication generally encompasses various forms of messaging and does not specifically refer to a targeted approach like robo calls. Yard signs serve as a more passive method of campaigning, mainly used for raising awareness within local communities rather than direct engagement. Sound bytes, while important in delivering catchy and memorable messages, typically do not encourage voter participation through direct contact, unlike the proactive nature of robo calls.