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Yes, but you're not committing a felony, risking jail time and fines. Also, you've identified why GOTV is a big deal in campaigns. That said, rounding up a bi
by jowiar 10y ago
Yes, but you're not committing a felony, risking jail time and fines.
Also, you've identified why GOTV is a big deal in campaigns.
That said, rounding up a big group of people together to all vote is a whole lot easier than rounding up a big group of people to commit felonies.
- SilasX 10y ago>Yes, but you're not committing a felony, risking jail time and fines. I'm referring to the "reward" side of the ledger only. Do I understand you correctly, that under your model, there's no benefit to voting in the first place? If so, I don't think you're modeling critical dynamics of the system -- I think you would be worried if e.g. only five people were officially allowed to double-vote, even if that wouldn't affect the outcome.