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I have yet to see one plausible reason for why this would affect primary voting in any way. Voting is done at the local level on local hardware; we don't vote o
by nathanaldensr 3y ago
I have yet to see one plausible reason for why this would affect primary voting in any way. Voting is done at the local level on local hardware; we don't vote on Facebook.
- albatros1313 3y ago[flagged]
- dawnofdusk 3y agoMessenger is also down. For some people this is an important means of communication (many young people I know in the US). People may either be in a panic or otherwise cannot coordinate sufficiently the plans they may have had to get to the polls. That being said this year's primaries have got to be historically uncontested that it could not matter less.
- angst_ridden 3y agoIt’s not direct disruption. Grassroots organizers use FB and messenger and Insta for “get out the vote” communications. People use these services to goad their friends to go and vote. People use FB as a search engine to identify their polling place.