South Carolina

In South Carolina, it's a cheaper media market than your New York's or Chicago's or LA. We only have four main television markets and they're all relatively cheap to get on air. But that retail politics going to the diner, meaning people where there are also is important. You've got to do both to reach people. Voters want to be talked to. They want to be reached out to you. And knocking on doors does not hurt. It's expensive. It's time consuming. If you could get out knocking on doors, whether it's the candidate themselves or people working for them, that will help their campaign. I think COVID has really changed a lot of campaigning Democrats