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March 26, 2079

POLITICS | GENERAL ELECTION NEWS

by JANIS TURN, MARCO ALADE, JACOB HERDING, DANIEL TORES 

Janis Turn is a 6 year columnist for Ruddock Media, she has completed extensive research in the fields of politics and journalism.

4 candidates have rolled out their election campaign across the country as of March 26th. Advertisements on video, on websites, and on posters are flooding Dauchh Palki, its that time of year again. I wanted to take a general outlook at campaigning strategies, so that we can get a better picture at how the general election cycle could play out. First off, its important to discern that there is a lack of data on political campaigning so far. We do however have statistics on engagement with ads, how likely an add lead to politics/election-related searches, and other search results data.

Its incredibly important to stay informed on the current political situation so that voters will be informed when they cast their ballot, which will ultimately decide the fate of Dauchh Palki in the upcoming four years. I'd like to take an unbiased look at current political campaigning to get a better perspective on the political landscape. 

We have, July Evarts, Creed Hoffman, Regan Petal, and Kosyphi Andre.

LABOUR | SOCIALISTS.

Of the current political campaigns, 2 originate from Labour candidates, and 1, from the only socialist candidate, Creed Hoffman.

ANDRE

Andres first and only campaign ad has the second highest click rate of ads from Dauchh Palkian computers. 

EVARTS

July Evarts first and only campaign has the fourth highest click rate of ads from Dauchh Palkian computers.

A LABOUR STRATEGY

Labour election candidates seem to be aiming to appeal to middle-class and lower class workers with the most recent advertising. With the revival of Dauchh Palki's economic growth in the last two years, candidate July Evarts took note saying, "The analytics, the trends show, a large middle-class, a larger share of wealth, and frustration with political elites and economic elites." Left-wing Candidates feel their campaigns will be heavily dependent on the appeal to the rising middle-class in Dauchh Palki.

I surmise that Kosphyi and Evart's ad campaigns are equally strong. Both with a strong focus on the future and the middle class, one with a stronger appeal to her potential term (July Evarts) and the other with a stronger appeal to his past legislation (Kosyphi Andre)

THE MINOR PARTIES

REGAN PETAL

Regan's Libertarian ad campaign seems to be in stark contrast with former Libertarian advertising. And that may give him better chances of victory in the next election. It definitely appeals more to the masses than an advertisement (like we have seen before) that largely targets the libertarian - right wing demographic.

HOFFMAN

Hoffman's campaign is the only one yet without online advertising. And that's not necessarily a bad thing. Online advertising, especially when collaborating with internet personalities is extremely effective. 

However, for the current appeal to the working-class, there is weirdly this opposite of the normal effects of online advertising. Working class citizens, who are the main target of both left-right wing political advertising right feel disconnected from political candidates with online advertising. With posters and boards, its much the same feel, but Creed has turned this dis-advantage into a huge advantage for his campaign. Creed wants working class voters to know that his campaign is directed at them, they they will see that, that they are at the very places where that is advertised. 
It may not look it, but for this current demographic who in which many feel left behind, this is a more upfront campaign. 

And so there you have it, the definitive strategy guides behind these specific first campaign advertisements. Tune in next time for election polling data, and more info. Subscribe for more informative content.

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