Wealthy individuals only

Members of a specific political party

Ordinary citizens

Individuals who hold significant political power and influence

Control over decision-making processes

Lack of political influence

Limited access to resources

Aversion to political affiliations

Relying solely on intuition for campaign decisions

Avoiding the use of online platforms for communication

Targeted messaging based on voter data

Ignoring the role of demographics in campaign strategy

By creating echo chambers that reinforce existing beliefs and discourage critical thinking.

By spreading misinformation and propaganda to manipulate public opinion.

Traditional door-to-door canvassing

Groundbreaking use of data analytics and social media

Extensive use of TV advertisements

Limited use of digital fundraising

The use of digital technology to manipulate election results.

The use of digital technology to limit citizen participation in decision-making.

The use of digital technology and platforms to enhance democratic processes.

Candidate using social media platforms

Candidate using door-to-door campaigning

The process of campaigning for a candidate

The process of observing and assessing elections to ensure they are conducted freely, fairly, and transparently.

The process of manipulating election results

Enhanced security and privacy

Reduced cost and expenses

Increased efficiency and speed