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Personalization in Politics: Candidate as a Brand
The increasing trend of candidates like Boris Rhein, Malu Dreyer, and Cem Özdemir becoming personal brands in state elections raises questions about whether personalization mobilizes democracy or overshadows substantive issues.
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