Traditional advertising methods, such as television and radio ads, have been declining in popularity in recent years as campaigns shift their focus to digital platforms.

Microtargeting is the practice of using data analytics to identify and target specific groups of voters with tailored messages.

Facebook is the most popular social media platform among political campaigns, due to its large user base and its ability to target specific demographics.

Behavioral targeting is the practice of using online advertising to target voters based on their browsing history and other online activities.

Email marketing is not a type of digital advertising, but rather a form of direct marketing that uses email to promote a product or service.

Machine learning is the use of artificial intelligence to analyze data and make predictions about voter behavior.

Data analytics can actually increase the costs of political campaigns, due to the need for specialized software and expertise.

Fake news is the term for the use of social media to spread misinformation or propaganda.

Advocacy advertising is not a type of political advertising, but rather a form of advertising that promotes a cause or issue.

Political humor is the term for the use of humor or satire in political campaigns.

The use of holograms in political campaigns is still in its early stages and is not yet widely adopted.

Political gaming is the term for the use of online games to promote political candidates or causes.

The declining reach of traditional media is not a challenge facing political campaigns in the digital age, as campaigns are increasingly shifting their focus to digital platforms.

Digital organizing is the term for the use of social media to mobilize voters and encourage them to participate in the political process.

Satire podcasts are not a type of political podcast, but rather a form of podcast that uses humor or satire to comment on current events.