Honestly I think Wu's campaign is over at this point. She can't get any staff members to stick, and she relies entirely on them to generate the momentum to get anything done. A handful of people did sign up to volunteer for the campaign, but Wu's not going to be organising them personally. Without bodies to get out there and talk to people in person, what's actually going to happen?
Maybe she'll organise a mailing, but I doubt it. As far as I can see, she has yet to invest in any system to target voters which is a major stumbling block to doing almost anything at this phase of the campaign. I know being an actual, real software engineer that if I was given the lead time Wu got in the run up to the election, I probably couldn't resist rolling my own software to match volunteers to doors to knock on. Wu is more limited to off the shelf solutions, but I'm sure there must be something suitable. If nothing else, there's the labour intensive way of managing it all manually in big spreadsheets.
She's basically failed the first few points of Political Campaign 101. She never found and registered supporters, she never found which of those supporters would make reliable volunteers, never found which volunteers could be made group leaders. She's now down to like two tasks left. Inform the mass of voters of your position, and turn out your voting base on election day. Neither of those are going to happen because she failed at the volunteer organising step. She got so caught up in asking for money that she never bothered until it was way too late to figure out that people are of more use to politicians than piles of disposable income. Or maybe she just never cared and the money was the whole thing.
Anyway, she's done. Nobody gives a shit about Wu, and she'll lose hilariously on election day. She's also never going to try again, because nobody will be dumb enough to even think of working for her the second time round, there'll be no press and no money. Bye bye, politician Wu.
