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So thank you so much and this is our special election preview episode where we'll be interviewing

my CNN colleague and senior editor from the Atlantic,

Ron Brownstein.

But before I get to Ron, in our election preview episode, I guarantee everyone wants to

listen to this. I wanted to talk about

something that's been on my mind for some time now and it's timely as campaigns

run through the tape on Tuesday and that's modernizing what I'll call the Democratic campaign playbook.

So what am I talking about? I came across an article in political last week about

black voter turnout in Miami-Dade not being what folks needed to be.

And the article includes the typical finger-pointing.

Black and brown folks on the ground say that not enough money has been spent getting

black and brown voters out to vote.

Campaigns send last minute dollars that they could have spent months before and lots of

bedwetting.

Add to this what I've seen from lots of campaigns where I've seen lots of TV digital and radio ads that don't necessarily resonate

Lots of interviews with celebrities while nice don't necessarily move the needle, all while under investing in voter contact

in the traditional field organizing that is key in activating infrequent voters.

A voter segment that Democrats absolutely need to hold on to their early voting and

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