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Leave No District Behind

Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 10/14/2006 - 10:05pm.

Howard Dean has his 50 state strategy. Chris Redfern has his 88 county strategy. Both of these, especially the 50 state strategy, are controversial but over time I believe they will both be successful.

Much has been written on this site about how the 2006 election strategy is shaping up wherein the 88 county strategy seems to be a Ted Strickland 88 county strategy and *if* we get gains elsewhere, then that

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dems fight the last election

Submitted by bryan on Sat, 10/14/2006 - 11:21pm.
it's sad but true -- dems fight the last election and republicans fight the next one. we're still trying to catch up with the micro-targeting while republicans are already moving on to the next voter turnout method/model.

i am biased, of course, but believe that republicans win because they actually talk to their voters. they use massive field staff and volunteers to reach voters face to face -- and they start early.
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Could that be attributed to the power of incumbency?

Submitted by Nicole on Sun, 10/15/2006 - 12:29am.
Part of their massive field staff is also taxpayer funded State employees.
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