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I would envy the person who can live in the US and be unaware a presidential election was yesterday... Like, they start running ads 18 months ahead of it... Ho
by hvb2 9mo ago
I would envy the person who can live in the US and be unaware a presidential election was yesterday...
Like, they start running ads 18 months ahead of it... How do you miss all of those ads
- malshe 9mo agoThis is likely because for many young people the only source of news is social media. And they are unlikely to be targeted to see the political ads. Interestingly, occasionally I see political ads on Willow.tv which I use to watch Cricket. And most of these ads have Noem threatening to deport people ("if you are here illegally, we are coming after you..."). I am a US citizen.
- johnnyanmac 9mo agoon top of that, you need to register as a voter in many places and that process ends months before the actual ballots come. These aren't things they teach in most schools (nor their parents, apparently).
- malshe 9mo agoYeah totally bonkers. In general, most people severely underestimate how long the government agencies take to process something.
- throwworhtthrow 9mo agoPresidential ads run in swing states. Not in California, whose delegates are a foregone conclusion. Californians are hassled for political donations, not votes.
- hvb2 9mo agoThere are more of them in swing states. But the internet is full of them for quite some time, I would expect them to see some of those