Passage Summary: A political organizer explains that for Marcia Garson to win, the public needs to know her record; since they can't afford to pay staff, they need 30 volunteers to do the work of informing the voters.

Conclusion: The political group must find at least 30 volunteers if their candidate is to have any possibility of winning the election.

Reasoning: Winning requires the public to be fully informed, which in turn requires 30 campaigners, and since the group cannot pay for labor, these campaigners must be volunteers.

Analysis: To identify the conclusion here, look for the statement that the rest of the passage is trying to justify. The first sentence is the primary claim, while the subsequent sentences provide a logical chain of requirements (winning requires info, info requires 30 people, 30 people must be volunteers). In 'Identify the Conclusion' tasks, the main point is often the first sentence when it is followed by a 'since' or 'because' clause that introduces the supporting evidence.