The end of party-worker-driven communication between candidates and voters coincided with the rise of mass medi.

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With the advent of mass media, candidates could communicate directly with voters through television, radio, and print media, bypassing the need for party workers to facilitate communication. This led to more personalized and widespread communication between candidates and voters, ultimately decreasing the influence of party workers in the communication process.

The End of Party-Worker-Driven Communication Between Candidates and Voters Coincided