An analysis of New Zealand political parties' gender-targeted advertising strategies on social media reveals differing approaches and spending patterns, with significant implications for voter engagement.
The National Party's 92 political ads seen by only men
An analysis of New Zealand political parties' gender-targeted advertising strategies on social media reveals differing approaches and spending patterns, with significant implications for voter engagement.
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