How does one organize during a worldwide pandemic? How do campaigns continue to reach voters where they are when door-knocking isn't possible? They can't just stop. So, what does it mean to become a fully digital campaign in the time of COVID-19?
This week, we brought on Greta Carnes - former National Organizing Director for Pete Buttigieg - to talk about relational organizing online and how campaigns can digitally adapt at a time of national crisis.
How is perception shaped, influenced, & manipulated online? What are the real world outcomes it has on our elections? Tara sat down again with Jiore Craig, Vice President at GQR, a digital expert, and an alumni of the FWIW podcast - to discuss the factors that influence our perceived experiences online as they pertain to the 2020 election.
Clips/Sources:
ABC News - Social Media Influencers
NBC's Today Show - Social Media Influencers
Bloomberg's QuickTake - Business of Influencers
Approximately 4 million people will be turning 18 in 2020. 4 million young voters. How are these young voters engaging with campaigns online? What's filling their newsfeeds? What type of digital content is firing them up? Tara sat down with Caitlin Reardon, Ayo Ehindero, John Harashinski - three highly-politically engaged students at Washington & Lee University - to discuss how they’re experiencing the election on their newsfeeds, on their mobile devices, and in their own social circles. Produced by Wonder Media Network.
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