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Just this Monday I sent email to 162,883 Floridians who had no record of having voted before: https://enki.org/2018/11/07/encouraging-people-to-vote/ https://en
by mcculley 8y ago
Just this Monday I sent email to 162,883 Floridians who had no record of having voted before: https://enki.org/2018/11/07/encouraging-people-to-vote/ https://enki.org/2018/11/07/encouraging-people-to-vote/
The Florida data set which I requested has the same kind of information about absentee votes and physical addresses.
I am wondering if this kind of data will become less public.
- mrfusion 8y agoWhat an amazing project. Neat read!
- mcculley 8y agoThank you.
- monochromatic 8y agoChoosing not to vote is a valid decision. Why shame people who do so?
- mcculley 8y agoI am not intending to shame anybody. I sent them a letter encouraging them. Many people thanked me. Some said I changed their minds about sitting out the election.
- monochromatic 8y agoWhy even encourage them? Assuming that most of them will vote Democrat?
- mcculley 8y agoThis kind of partisan bickering is exactly why I decided to get more involved.
- monochromatic 8y agoI don’t follow.
- mcculley 8y agoMaybe I misinterpreted your reply. I thought you were implying that people who might not participate are more likely to be Democrats and that is why I should not encourage them. I am an independent. I have no party affiliation. I desire to reduce the power of the parties. Even if I were to choose a party, I want more participation, regardless of party. Many are cynical like you. This creates a feedback loop where people are more likely to be cynical. I am exploring ways to improve that.
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