Political urban legends are stories that are widely circulated but have no basis in fact. They are often used by political campaigns to damage an opponent or promote a candidate.

All of the above are examples of political urban legends. These stories have been widely circulated but have no basis in fact.

Political urban legends are used in political campaigns to damage an opponent or promote a candidate. They can be used to spread negative information about an opponent or to make a candidate look more appealing.

All of the above are dangers of using political urban legends in political campaigns. These stories can damage the reputation of the candidate or party that uses them, lead to violence or other forms of unrest, and undermine the public's trust in the political process.

All of the above can be done to stop the use of political urban legends in political campaigns. Educating the public about the dangers of these stories, holding politicians accountable for the stories they spread, and creating laws that prohibit the use of political urban legends in political campaigns can all help to reduce the spread of these harmful stories.