Websites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have catalyzed a change in political campaigns to include a new and fundamental component, social media. Campaigns all across the country have incorporated the most efficient way to communicate with constituents and display the latest information. A free and quick way to instantly connect with thousands of people is too good to pass up, and essential in order to stay up-to-date.
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