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In Texas, Techies Are Trying to Turn the Red State Blue
- malshe 8y agoFrom some of my Texan students I understand that Texas is neither a blue nor a red state. It's a "non-voting state".
- angersock 8y agoAll of the major urban areas in Texas (Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin) tend Democrat (see the 2016 results: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election_in_Texas,_2016 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_ele... ). I'm a bit skeptical and concerned about folks from outside the state moving in and meddling with politics, even if they mean well.
- erex78 8y agoHi! I was one of the volunteers on the project. While some of us are based out of state, we're working with a bunch of folks on the ground in Texas, both local hackers and community organizers. Also the goal of the tool (and all it does) is help register people to vote.
- angersock 8y ago> Also the goal of the tool (and all it does) is help register people to vote. Well, that's a worthy goal. :)