This is just going to move dishonest ads to other platforms that have less transparency. Pointless.
Facebook bans new political ads in week before election as Zuckerberg warns of unrest https://t.co/dNY6geIOOG via @nbcnews
Chance of a Biden Electoral college win if he wins the popular vote by X points:
0-1 points: just 6%!
1-2 points: 22%
2-3 points: 46%
3-4 points: 74%
4-5 points: 89%
5-6 points: 98%
6-7 points: 99%
To speed up vote counting, everyone who can should vote in person. But if you need to vote from home, apply for an absentee ballot ASAP and send it back early! If the USPS fails to postmark your ballot, it will not be counted if it arrives more than 1 day after the election.
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This is a great analysis from @calltimeai: COVID has changed political fundraising, but most campaigns haven't adapted. The night time is not the only right time for call time.
The Best Time for Call Time: 2020 Edition by Andrew Blumenfeld https://t.co/RXduhAFyWx
@realDonaldTrump’s attack on democracy continues...
Trump’s campaign has realized that their continued bashing of vote by mail has caused Republican voters to disproportionately distrust it, so now they’re trying to level the playing field by making it harder for Dems.
As @USPS is increasingly underfunded, it seems like they’re looking to the political consulting industry to save them through large purchases of direct mail. Big 💵 campaign spending shouldn’t be a prerequisite for voting by mail to function.
In effect, @NYSBOE is saying, “Sure, we get that the right to vote is important, but we shouldn’t have to count all the votes because it’s hard.” They’re prioritizing laziness over democracy. Shameful.
Board of Elections to Appeal Absentee Ballot Case https://t.co/xqGEX3ebuz
The combination of a lack of poll workers due to COVID concerns combined with what appears to be willful subversion by the @POTUS of the Postal Service appears to be a perfect storm brewing.
https://t.co/tKAmSAXsjQ
This article has some great insight. The Dem push toward vote by mail is risky -- we need to be willing to back it up with litigation, which is expensive. Are we prepared for that? The fact is, voting in person is better, and we need to be saying that.
Despite @realDonaldTrump’s yammering about mail-in voting, it’s @JoeBiden who may have the most to lose here-not due to fraud but mishandling of ballots.
This piece by @Redistrict of @CookPolitical, one of the most incisive analysts around, explains why.
https://t.co/z40KI5UHPt