The document discusses generational differences in online political engagement. Younger generations now get most of their political information from the internet through websites, videos, social media, and other digital tools, rather than traditional methods like TV, mail, and pamphlets. While some politicians have started to adapt campaigning to new online methods, many still rely on older strategies that do not effectively engage younger audiences who expect interactivity. The youth have also taken political organizing into their own hands through user-generated campaigns on social networks and texting/IM tools.