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Why are elections hard to win?
Winning elections is tough for many reasons, including getting your message heard amidst other major news. Anas Sarwar's point about military action dominating the news agenda illustrates how external events can overshadow a party's campaign. Parties need to be agile and find ways to cut through the noise to reach voters effectively.
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