Row 15627

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I didn’t say evenly across all states. I said that you need a 50 state strategy, and ignoring places you don’t win is a great recipes for never winning.

If you invest some resources in states you don’t win, you develop infrastructure that helps to elect others down the ballot,this impacts over riding vetos and elected judicial officials, and helps you to have viable candidates to pursue statewide office and seats in Congress. Viable candidates, even if they don’t win, forces your opponent to spend resources in places that they themselves would have used against you where you’re vulnerable.

The Democrats in many West/Mountain/Plains and Southern states, didn’t have the money to maintain a state democratic office. Every time they’d have a major election, they wait for the presidential campaign to set up something, they’d try to find voter and donor lists. If the national party and affiliates contributed money to these states, they’d have a better fundraising infrastructure, to raise their own funds, to support workshops getting people to run for local and state office.

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text I didn’t say evenly across all states. I said that you need a 50 state strategy, and ignoring places you don’t win is a great recipes for never winning. If you invest some resources in states you don’t win, you develop infrastructure that helps to elect others down the ballot,this impacts over riding vetos and elected judicial officials, and helps you to have viable candidates to pursue statewide office and seats in Congress. Viable candidates, even if they don’t win, forces your opponent to sp…
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