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Amid pandemic, campaigning turns to the internet

  • Written by Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Professor of Information Studies, Syracuse University
Joe Biden's basement bookshelf has become a familiar background for his campaign videos.Photo by JoeBiden.com via Getty Images

This feels like it could be the most revolutionary moment in U.S. campaign history: Candidates are robbed of the typical ways for connecting with supporters and changing the hearts and minds of the voting public.

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