"“I tell these folks that you're basically running your campaign like you're running for mayor of your district,” Crow says. “Ignore Fox News, ignore the cable news networks, ignore the algorithms. You can't control that, anyhow.”"
"Crow is also co-leading the Democratic Party's effort to recruit and train a new generation of congressional candidates, placing him at the center of an urgent dilemma: how can the Party translate growing anxiety over the economy and the war in Iran into a coherent, winning message?"
"His answer, in part, is to go “hyper-local,” build coalitions, and ignore the noise. “I tell these folks that you're basically running your campaign like you're running for mayor of your district,” Crow says."
Representative Jason Crow, an Army Ranger veteran and member of House Intelligence and Armed Services Committees, focuses on recruiting and training new congressional candidates. He addresses an urgent dilemma: turning growing anxiety about the economy and the war in Iran into a coherent, winning message. His approach emphasizes going “hyper-local,” building coalitions, and ignoring distractions from national media and algorithms. He advises candidates to run campaigns like they are competing for mayor of their district. He urges them to disregard Fox News, cable news networks, and algorithm-driven content because those forces cannot be controlled. The strategy centers on local concerns and direct engagement to connect with voters.
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