The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee “is preparing its largest and most data-driven ground game yet, relying on an aggressive combination of voter registration, get out of the vote, and persuasion efforts,” the New York Times reports.
“They hope to make the 2014 midterm election more closely resemble a presidential election year, when more traditional Democratic constituencies — single women, minorities and young voters — turn out to vote in higher numbers, said Guy Cecil, the committee’s executive director.”
For more in this, listen to our discussion with Teddy Goff, the mastermind behind the Obama campaign’s digital efforts.


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