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The transcript discusses the impact of polling on campaigns, comparing strategies from the 2012 race to modern tactics. It highlights changes in campaign approaches, such as less personal interaction. The discussion also covers observations from a recent debate, noting candidates' behaviors and strategies.

What was a significant difference in the 2012 race compared to previous ones?

• More candidates participated

• Candidates spent more time in certain areas

• Polling had no impact

• There were fewer debates

How has the approach to campaigning changed according to the discussion?

• Candidates focus on international issues

• Candidates spend more time in coffee shops

• Candidates avoid traditional public interactions

• Candidates now focus more on social media

What is a notable change in how candidates interact with the public during campaigns?

• They focus on online debates

• They hold more press conferences

• They increase their TV appearances

• They avoid direct public interactions

What was observed about Hillary and Bill's behavior after the first debate?

• They held a press conference

• They engaged with the crowd briefly

• They avoided the crowd completely

• They immediately left the venue

Who was perceived to have scored more points in the debate?

• Hillary

• The moderator

• Bill

• The opponent