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From recording videos in a closet to Zoom meditating, 2020's political campaigns adjust to the pandemic

  • Written by Barbara A. Trish, Professor of Political Science, Grinnell College
From recording videos in a closet to Zoom meditating, 2020's political campaigns adjust to the pandemicEugene DePasquale, left, Democratic candidate in Pennsylvania's 10th Congressional District, in Harrisburg, Penn., Sept. 19, shows that even the traditional handshake with voters has changed in pandemic-era campaigns.om Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images

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