Roman Kolář stated that the losses of the "demoblock" cannot be explained by the fact that its politicians do not travel to the regions. According to him, Vít Rakušan had been visiting towns and villages for more than two years and spent up to half a day in larger or district towns, yet there were only about 40 people at debates in regional cities. According to Kolář, Andrej Babiš traveled to larger cities several times a year, stayed there for an hour, and hundreds of people came to see him, while the media wrote that "he goes among the people." Kolář asked whether the difference was rather due to the disinterest of "demoblock" voters and the strong support for Babiš among pensioners, who he said made up the majority of visitors. He also pointed to Babiš's ability to reach people on social networks and through chain messages, which, according to him, spread disinformation and manipulation. He noted the difference in reactions on Facebook: reports about Rakušan's travels received about 60 likes, while posts about Babiš garnered 3,000. He also mentioned the possibility that the reach was amplified by artificial likes and reactions. #politika #volby #dezinformace (translated)