EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF CHANGING DYNAMICS OF CAMPAIGN STRATEGIES AND VOTER DATA
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Huerta McWhirter, RyanIssue Date
2024Advisor
Sanchez, Lisa
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In today's rapidly changing political climate, political campaigns must stay ahead of the curve and adapt to engage a diverse and technologically savvy electorate effectively. This paper explores the significant shifts and the evolution of political contact, focusing on the impact of changes in outreach strategies and technological advancements. By exploring how campaigns have adapted their contact and communication strategies, this paper aims to provide a blueprint for modern campaign engagement. Additionally, the paper delves into the evolution of voter data analysis, political polling techniques, and the potential for future adaptation in campaign strategies. By examining these key factors, this paper provides insights into how campaigns can tailor their messages and outreach efforts to specific groups of voters, ultimately enhancing their ability to connect with and mobilize supporters.Type
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bachelorsDegree Program
Political ScienceHonors College