356:, a political party continues to advertise and fundraise outside of an election period. The permanent campaign has its roots in the commonality of minority governments from 2004 and onward. The reason is that minority governments were at risk of being defeated in the house more regularly than in a majority government. Therefore, they always had to be ready for an election, hence the permanent campaign. The permanent campaign includes consistent advertising and outreach to donors. It also involves having a permanent campaign manager, rather than hiring one a year before an election. The permanent campaign mixed with the 2003 Chrétien reforms created an environment in which grassroots fundraising could take over and thrive.
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302:. Grassroots fundraisers may use demographic data to decide who will receive which campaign messages. Grassroots fundraisers may use social media for their campaigns. Grassroots fundraising campaigns may also use peer networks, including email and social media communication.
437:, said of Paul's grassroots support, "I've been in politics for 40 years, and these days everything I've learned about politics is totally irrelevant because there's this uncontrollable thing like the Internet. Washington insiders don't know what to make of it."
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