Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign revolutionizes political organizing by integrating digital tools with traditional field operations, setting new standards for data-driven campaigning and small-donor fundraising.

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Sets benchmark for data-driven, small-donor, and peer-to-peer organizing.

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    Smith, A. (2009). The Internet's Role in Campaign 2008. Pew Internet & American Life Project. Post-election survey: 74% of internet users, or 55% of all adults, went online for campaign news or participation in 2008 — the first cycle in which more than half the voting-age population did so.

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    Obama for America. Obama for America campaign website. (2008). Archived capture of 22 October 2008 showing the campaign site's integrated donation, MyBarackObama sign-up, and volunteer-tools layout in the closing weeks.

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November 4, 2008
Obama '08 builds integrated digital field operation
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