Longer lines, virtual rallies and 17 million pencils: doing politics in a pandemic

Shaking hands and kissing babies are no longer options. Neither are traditional rallies or meet-and-greets. For as long as politics has been a thing, campaigning politicians have tried to put themselves over with the public by getting up close and personal on the campaign trail. Now, they can't get closer than two metres to a voter.

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