But a more recent example of crowdsourced politics demonstrated some of the changes these new technology-enabled ways of interacting are changing not just campaign dynamics, but the brains of voters.
So, we are left with lots of poll numbers which hopefully present an accurate narrative of campaign dynamics.
(And in terms of internal campaign dynamics, there's sometimes a fundraising benefit in playing to the campaign's base rather than the party's base).
Representative Anthony D. Weiner, a Clinton supporter who represents parts of Brooklyn and Queens, said the campaign dynamics have energized the Clinton camp, too.
These findings challenge existing expectations about campaign dynamics and appear to reflect strategic calculations on the part of Nader supporters.
"Marcia, like her parents, had campaign dynamics in her blood and was a tireless and energized part of the team," Ms. Avner said.
For his campaign, the dynamics of the race roll along two-lane roads through snow-crusted cornfields.
Serious historical analysis of the Wikileaks material should yield a Holy Grail of understanding of U.S. electoral politics: How campaigns are organized and financed, the role of dirty tricks and how they are organized, the deals that are struck, the relationship of the media to the campaign, the internal dynamics of campaign teams, and so on.
Researchers should expand monitoring efforts to previously unstudied catchments while at the same time increasing the length/breadth and temporal resolution of monitoring campaigns if the dynamics of pharmaceutical pollution are to be fully understood.
Nor are there any more guaranteed opportunities for news or campaign events to intervene to alter the dynamics of the campaign, at least not at the national level.
