In reality, their roguish behavior is part of the problem. Two years ago Democrats and Republicans had more than a quarter-billion dollars to boost political participation. In fact, party leaders would rather have a small turnout of faithful voters than a large turnout of voters who may swing an election to the opposition. That includes the leaders of his own party.
Political parties have tremendous resources to bolster voter turnout.
They then engaged in a game of semantics in defending how they spent the money. National media later reported the same thing happening across the country. Instead, party leaders continue to violate the spirit of election laws to benefit individual candidates and to the detriment of voters of all ages.