I don't think they know. The candidates are worried about the job that they are campaigning for. There is some manager or whatever that is worried about the details and their job is to win the campaign. The next campaign starts anew and is either won or lost - there is no "almost". The volunteers and other workers are almost universally fresh young people doing this for the first time ever.
Keep in mind that if you get so frustrated with political party A, switching to political party B doesn't change this experience. So what are you going to do? Not vote at all? It will probably take 5-10 years of not voting before you drop off their lists.
I don't think they know. The candidates are worried about the job that they are campaigning for. There is some manager or whatever that is worried about the details and their job is to win the campaign. The next campaign starts anew and is either won or lost - there is no "almost". The volunteers and other workers are almost universally fresh young people doing this for the first time ever.
Keep in mind that if you get so frustrated with political party A, switching to political party B doesn't change this experience. So what are you going to do? Not vote at all? It will probably take 5-10 years of not voting before you drop off their lists.