Unconventional spending fuels the Grappes’ unusual, on-the-ground campaign
Democratic secretary of state candidate Kelly Grappe knows she is taking a unique approach to campaigning. She’s not following the usual strategy of quick appearances at political events and heavy spending on advertising. Rather, she’s focusing on being in communities for extended periods of time, talking to voters who, according to her, rarely get the chance to speak to Democratic candidates for any office. “This is our strategy and we’re proud of it,” she said. “It’s all grassroots. We’re…
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