El capítulo, de algo más de 10,000 palabras, analiza las técnicas innovadoras aplicadas en la campaña de reelección de Perry como Gobernador de Texas en 2006.
A fascinating, never-before-reported look into how Rick Perry, in his 2006 re-election campaign in Texas, had academics conduct real-time experiments to study what makes people vote--revealing a new side of a major politician and a game changing trend in American politics.
Despite his folksy personality and disdain for east coast "elitists," Texas governor Rick Perry helped spark a revolution in campaign politics. For his 2006 re-election effort, his campaign manager convinced him to allow four social scientists from Yale to come in and gauge the effectiveness of various campaign tools--candidate appearances, yard signs, television ads, etc.--by running real-time experiments in the heat of a campaign. No candidate had done this before and no one has done it since.
Now, in this chapter-sized pull-out from his upcoming book, The Victory Lab, Sasha Issenberg tells this never-before-told story. With unprecedented access to Perry's campaign team, including the 6"4', 325-pound strategist, Dave Carney, Issenberg shows how the "eggheads" made great strides in understanding what works and what doesn't in elections.
Written with energy, insight, and first-class reporting, Rick Perry and His Eggheads shows how social science, political machinations, and big personalities thinking outside the box are reshaping the way we elect our leaders.
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Perry se está convirtiendo en la gran sorpresa. Algo similar a Obama en 2008.
Leí en un perfil de Carney esto de los politólogos. La conclusión es que la organización de grassroots, la táctica que utilizaron en 2010, es mucho más efectiva que anuncios en TV y radio, la de 2006.
Supongo que las conclusiones de ese experimento las aplicaron después en 2010 y serán las que apliquen en esta campaña.
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