… The Democrats’ core problem in recent congressional elections has been simple: Their voters don’t show up. … Overcoming that gap is the great challenge for Democrats this year, which is why they’ve launched an audacious strategy that, if it works, could change the way future congressional campaigns are waged. …
The DSCC says it plans to spend $60 million on field operations this year, a huge increase from the $7.5 million it spent in 2010 — when Democrats lost their majority in the House. …
The Democratic effort has two main parts: message and mechanics. CONT.
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times