How much does reputation matter in elections?

The four largest federal parties have each lost candidates due to past behaviour or comments, including posts on social media. In some instances, parties stand by their candidates. Daniel Tisch, president of public relations firm The Argyle Group, weighs in on how much reputation matters in elections.

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