This episode explores the intricate process of American presidential elections, focusing on the invisible primary, candidate strategies, and how fame and media influence the race. Learn how candidates build momentum and the role of media narratives in shaping voter perceptions.

  • The three stages of US presidential elections: invisible primary, candidate selection, campaign
  • The concept of the invisible primary and its significance
  • Strategies candidates use during the invisible primary, including fundraising, book tours, endorsements, straw polls
  • Historical examples: Jimmy Carter 1976, Barack Obama 2008, Donald Trump 2016
  • The impact of media narratives and name recognition on voter perception
  • The role of social media and modern campaigning techniques
  • The influence of momentum and early recognition on election outcomes

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