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Have you considered they send those to everyone? And someone else who did vote is about to post "I already voted! Why did I get this message?" Plenty of compan
by gregjor 4y ago
Have you considered they send those to everyone? And someone else who did vote is about to post "I already voted! Why did I get this message?"
Plenty of companies out there aggregating voter information -- see L2 Data for example.
- fasthands9 4y agoI got a text and phone call today from the Republican party of New Hampshire. I have not lived/voted in New Hampshire in 6 years. The only time I voted Republican was in the 2012 primary because Obama didn't have an opponent and I wanted to vote for the moderate I liked. I agree that the easiest explanation is that they send it to everyone - if you've already voted there isn't much downside.
- gregjor 4y agoI have a second phone number I use when I have to give a number to a company or government agency. All calls to that number go to voicemail, my phone doesn't ring, and I can look at transcriptions and swipe them into the trash. In the past month I probably deleted over 100 phone calls about the upcoming election. I also received enough flyers in my mailbox to fill a garbage bag. None of the calls or flyers or ads on TV would change my opinion on anything on the ballot. I have a hard time imagining how any of it pays off, but I suppose some people respond to it.