Nationalizing elections shifts voter focus from local issues to national politics, often driven by presidential contests and partisan media. Campaigns use this strategy to boost turnout among loyal bases, frame opponents as extreme, and downplay regional concerns. Typically, the party with stronger national momentum benefits, while down-ballot candidates in competitive districts may suffer or ride coattails depending on their alignment.
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