The Obama campaign in 2012 was focused on constructing a diverse coalition by appealing to various key demographics, essential for electoral success against Mitt Romney.
The quick response from the White House to a hunger strike by Hispanic activists regarding the DREAM Act demonstrates the importance of addressing voter concerns immediately.
After President Obama's announcement regarding deportation relief, his campaign successfully captured 71% of the Hispanic vote, illustrating a powerful connection with the demographic.
As Vice President Kamala Harris prepares for her coalition-building efforts, the lessons from the Obama campaign highlight the significance of mobilizing diverse voter demographics.
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