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Email listings significantly impact political campaign strategies by enabling targeted outreach. With detailed data on voters, including email addresses, campaigns can tailor their messages to specific demographics, increasing engagement and voter turnout. This precision in communication is crucial for mobilizing support and maximizing campaign
📊 Did you know that out of 22,042,980 voters in California, 8,756,010 have listed their email addresses? 📧 Our data shows a direct correlation between age and having an email listed on the voter file. As younger voters are more likely to include their email, it's crucial to tailor your outreach accordingly. 🔍 Check out our detailed chart to see the distribution and start planning your campaign with precision! With Voter.Vote, you get the insights you need to reach the right voters at the right time. 🗳️ Visit app.voter.vote to check the price for your campaign and see how affordable effective voter outreach can be! #DataDriven #VoterEngagement #PoliticalCampaigns #VoterVote #Election2024 #CampaignStrategy Gary Kremen Frances Herbert Adrian Axenie Steve Laico
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New "Technology" post from THE HILL: Youth voting organization looks to mobilize voters on Discord using AI chat-bot Youth voting organization NextGen America is launching an effort to connect with potential voters in the gaming community by utilizing an Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot. The new voter registration program aims to engage with the prospective electorate by leveraging the chatbot, dubbed “VOTE-E,” on Discord, an increasingly popular social platform that allows communities to organize around interests and interact over text chats and voice. The bot, which users can add to their server, can interact with others through direct messages, provide voting information and help them to register to vote come election time. The bot will also have the ability to point users to polling sites and provide reminders regarding election dates. “Galvanizing the next generation of voters means connecting with them where they’re at, and for so many, that’s in online communities,” NextGen America President Cristina Tzintzún Ramirez said in a statement. NextGen America’s Discord programs follow the organization’s mobilization pushes in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Arizona, Michigan and Nevada dedicated to animating younger voters. “NextGen America’s Discord bot VOTE-E is a ground-breaking innovation that is taking youth-vote organizing into the future,” Ramirez wrote. “Young people are passionate about issues affecting their communities and are consistently under-resourced and under-organized, he continued, "VOTE-E is another means to chip away at this disparity, providing young people with the critical education and resources they need to show up on Election Day via a trusted, accessible platform.” NextGen America registered over 1.3 million young voters during the 2022 midterms, according to the organization. https://bit.ly/4awK8Nw
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📊 Did you know that out of 22,042,980 voters in California, 8,756,010 have listed their email addresses? 📧 Our data shows a direct correlation between age and having an email listed on the voter file. As younger voters are more likely to include their email, it's crucial to tailor your outreach accordingly. 🔍 Check out our detailed chart to see the distribution and start planning your campaign with precision! With Voter.Vote, you get the insights you need to reach the right voters at the right time. 🗳️ Visit app.voter.vote to check the price for your campaign and see how affordable effective voter outreach can be! #DataDriven #VoterEngagement #PoliticalCampaigns #VoterVote #Election2024 #CampaignStrategy Gary Kremen Frances Herbert Adrian Axenie Steve Laico
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How do the benefits of using Vote Now electronic voting allow us to connect emotionally? Convenience: The online and app platforms provided by Vote Now make it incredibly convenient for unit owners or committee members to cast their votes. You can do so from the comfort of your home, workplace, in transit, and in your own time and eliminate the need to attend meetings in-person! Furthermore, Vote Now assists in allowing your desire for a safer and more harmonious community in which to live to become reality. How? By creating a consistent connection between all lot owners regardless of where they live or any physical block to meeting in-person. Vote Now allows for the communities’ pain points to be dealt with in a quick and efficient manner resulting in the required action being taken sooner because there is a higher percentage of a quorum being achieved, less reshuffling and more time for action to be taken. What about super-convenience? Vote Now has a direct integration with Zoom Inc. which provides uninterrupted access. To join the meeting simply click on the Zoom link in your notification email online or in our smartphone App! What if the voter decides to change their vote? Voters can change their vote right up until whenever the manager closes voting. The manager can close voting at the start of the meeting or, at the end of each motion, until the meeting has been completed. What about old school voters? If an owner attends with a paper voting form, or a proxy, your manager can simply scan documents or manually enter in Vote Now and the total will be automatically updated live during the meeting! Does electronic voting result in increased Participation? With the ease of online voting, more unit owners are likely to participate. This leads to decisions that better represent the entire community's interests and are less time consuming for you! In summary: While the tradition of voting remains our choice to maintain the democratic process, using Vote Now just makes it a whole lot easier leaving you time to tend your garden and relax. Thank you for choosing to use Vote Now! #VoteNow #VoteNowSmartphoneApp. #CommitteeMeetings #UnitOwners #Relax
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Snap Inc. is leaning in on covering the US elections, tapping into its deep user base of eligible voters even as larger rival Meta Platforms Inc. downplays political content prominence on its social media sites. In a new partnership with between the company and the nonprofit political organization Vote.org, people will be able to register to vote, sign up for election reminders and make a plan for Election Day from within the Snapchat app, the according to a statement Monday. Snap will also prominently feature politically focused content from NBC News, including on-the-ground coverage of key events from conventions to rallies and speeches. About half of US voters under 30 plan to vote this year, according to the Spring Harvard University Youth Poll. More than 80 million Americans of voting age use Snapchat every month, according to the company. In 2020, the app registered 1.2 million people to vote, making it a prime platform for advertisers to reach voters. All of these formats and partnerships are also a way to bring in political advertising targeted at Snap’s 414 million daily active users. Ads on Snap are vetted through a “rigorous human review process,” as well as fact-checking with nonpartisan partner Poynter Institute, and a registration and certification process for potential ad buyers. The app will screen for misleading information, including those using artificial intelligence to create deceptive images. “At such a consequential moment both for democracies around the world and the acceleration of powerful new technologies, it is as important as ever that platforms are transparent about their values,” Kip Wainscott, head of platform policy at Snap, said in a letter to more than 200 civic engagement groups and reviewed by Bloomberg News. It was written in response to questions about platform integrity during the election. “And on this point, our values could not be clearer: We reject any abuse of our platform that threatens to undermine civic processes or poses a risk to Snapchatters’ safe.” #snapchat #politics #socialmedia #elections #tech https://lnkd.in/gTuMu4by
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New "Technology" post from THE HILL: Majority of Black voters oppose bill to ban TikTok: Poll The majority of Black voters in the United States oppose legislation that would ban the social media platform TikTok, new polling found. The poll, conducted by ClearPath Strategies, found that 51 percent of Black voters oppose a ban of the platform and 55 percent view TikTok favorably. The polling, which is not public, was provided to TikTok from ClearPath through an internal memo, which was obtained by The Hill. The poll also found that 24 percent of Black voters said they would be less likely to vote for an elected official who supported a Tik Tok ban and 77 percent said they’d prefer Congress pass a law instead that requires all social media companies to abide by a set of regulations and standards around protecting user data. The memo to TikTok suggests that frustrations from Black voters about a ban of the platform could impact the critical voting bloc’s support for President Biden in November’s election, citing interviews this month with voters in swing states and those who use voters. Overall, the poll found that 38 percent of registered voters in the U.S. use TikTok at least once a month, which includes 51 percent of Black voters, 57 percent of Latino voters and 42 percent of voters who say they are liberal. Additionally, 39 percent of voters who said they plan on voting for Biden in November regularly use TikTok, as well as 68 percent of voters ages 18 to 29. Biden has said he would support the bipartisan Protecting Americans From Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act if Congress passes the legislation. The bill would require China-based company ByteDance to divest TikTok or face a ban on U.S. app stores and web hosting services, banning users from accessing the platform. The bill passed the House in a broad bipartisan vote in March and Senate Commerce Committee Chair Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) announced her support for the bill last week, clearing a path for it in the upper chamber. The poll was conducted from April 8 to 10 and includes 1,025 registered voters nationally. The margin of error was not provided on the memo. https://bit.ly/3Juwezx
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❌ Florida says "STOP SCROLLING!" to teens under 16, as it passes a new bill to restrict minors' social media access. 🇺🇸 The bipartisan HB 1 bill reflects growing concerns about youth well-being in digital spaces. The Florida House of Representatives passed the bill receiving a decisive 106-13 vote, underscoring the urgency with which policymakers are addressing concerns surrounding youth engagement with digital platforms. 👪 Changes are coming, and fast, as social media platforms try to stay ahead of the curve. Meta is rolling out stricter content controls for teenage users across its platforms, whilst Snapchat is expanding its in-app parental tools with an updated Family Center. 🔍 With data suggesting that approximately 95% of adolescents aged 13 to 17 are active on social media, we explore what will change and how... 👇
Stop Scrolling: Florida Passes Bill to Restrict Minors' Social Media Access
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Sign the petition! Snap Inc.: Add your name: Tell Snap to stop funding NetChoice Friend, I signed a petition on Action Network telling Snap Inc. to Add your name: Tell Snap to stop funding NetChoice. Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, is the first social media company to break from the Big Tech lobby group, NetChoice, to support the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) to bolster protections for children online. Snap’s endorsement of KOSA is a welcomed step towards protecting children from the on and offline harms caused by social media. But if Snap truly wants to keep kids safe, they shouldn’t just endorse KOSA, they should stop funding lobbying efforts to block it. Since KOSA was first introduced, Big Tech lobbying group NetChoice, of which Snap is a dues-paying member, has spent over $1 million directly lobbying members of Congress to block KOSA and other critical online safety reforms. At the same time, NetChoice is using Snap funding to advance a radical legal theory in courts across the country, which if accepted, would make laws like KOSA unenforceable. Add your name: Urge Snap to stand up for kids’ and teens’ safety online by withdrawing from trade associations that are fighting against kids’ safety. Can you join me and take action? Click here: https://lnkd.in/gcGrtitY Thanks!
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