Democrats see 'organizing, advertising' and overall message as keys to victory in Wisconsin
This is the time of campaign season when you would see an army of Democrats and Republicans begin to flood into neighborhoods to knock on doors to get voters ready to go to the polls.
But during the pandemic, things are different. After a long pause, Republicans have found their way back to door-knocking while also taking safety precautions.
Democrats are relying on virtual tools to reach their voters and the question for them is this: Can they win Wisconsin without hitting the doors?
A campaign memo released Friday by Danielle Melfi, the Wisconsin state director of Joe Biden's presidential campaign, lays out the case for the new approach as the party deals with the novel coronavirus.
Read more: https://www.greenbaypressgazette.com/story/news/politics/elections/2020/09/18/democrats-say-they-a-strong-position-win-wisconsin/3492256001/
