When the Polls Turn Against the Party: Vigor vs. Complacency in the Vang–Matsui Contest
In a past election cycle, a challenger with less financial backing and institutional reach struggled to make traction against Congresswoman Doris Matsui.
In a past election cycle, a challenger with less financial backing and institutional reach struggled to make traction against Congresswoman Doris Matsui.
The meeting was over in less than two hours.
Singh-Allen’s leadership should be judged by her willingness to demand answers, even when those answers are uncomfortable
Money rules where candidates can place their messages. If you have a boatload of money, candidates and their consultants typically go with mass-market TV and radio commercials. continued below If you are the underdog with less funding, you have to resort to other means to reach voters. That means
Any high-profile effort by Matsui to attract Republican voters by emphasizing her more moderate positions could create difficulties with progressive Democrats