Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction: Constituency Campaigning in Canada 1
5. Part 1: Local Contests and Candidates
6. 1 / Election Administration 43
7. 2 / Motivations for Federal Candidacy 65
8. 3 / Local Nominations 85
9. 4 / Recruitment of Star Candidates 107
10. 5 / Ministerial Incumbency 128
11. 6 / Personalization of Local Candidates 146
12. Part 2: Campaign Management and Campaigning
13. 7 / Regional Campaign Directors 171
14. 8 / Campaign Managers in Constituency Campaigns 190
15. 9 / Local Campaign Workers 208
16. 10 / Voter Canvassing 226
17. 11 / Local Data-Driven Campaigning 245
18. 12 / Local Party Fundraising 266
19. Part 3: Local Communications
20. 13 / National-Local Messaging 285
21. 14 / Local News 307
22. 15 / Local All-Candidates’ Debates and Forums 325
23. 16 / Campaign Signs 344
24. 17 / Local Advocacy 362
25. Conclusion: The Local Is Political ... and (Still Mostly) Traditional 381
26. Appendix: Constituency Campaign Photographs 400
27. List of Contributors 411
28. Index 419