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I wouldn't call it an "issue," but I haven't heard of this sort of creative skirting of the laws in other countries. Maybe it exists?
by AlbertCory 3y ago
I wouldn't call it an "issue," but I haven't heard of this sort of creative skirting of the laws in other countries. Maybe it exists?
- elAhmo 3y agoBosnia and Herzegovina has it as well. It is called "election silence" and functions in the same way parent comment describes.
- Detrytus 3y agoI think the question was "do you have similar ways of circumventing 'election silence'" :) ?
- jordij1 3y agoIn Spain it's called "jornada de reflexión" (deliberation day), and there also are Twitter accounts sneakily announcing surveys and provisional results.
- jowea 3y agoIt seems an inevitable collision of the election silence laws which were intended for broadcast media and party campaigns being applied to Internet social media.