Taylor Lincoln

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

Read Governor Laura Kelly's first statement after being reelected to be the governor of Kansas. #MC576

[Laura Kelly @LauraKellyKS]

Read my full statement here: https://t.co/x5RLfGtbRo

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

As election day wraps up, I can't help but feel a little emotional thinking about how just a little over 100 years ago women were still being denied this right. Grateful for those that fought for this right! #MC576 #ElectionDay

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

I think it's important to remember that elections are not only about voting for people but also these kinds of things. That have such a big impact.
#MC576 #ElectionDay

[TIME @TIME]

Marijuana could become legal in nearly half of the U.S. if voters in five states pass the corresponding ballot measures https://t.co/hLUQY1J6En

#Election2022

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

So exciting to see history being made! It's so important for people of all different kinds of demographics and backgrounds to be represented in Congress.
#MC576

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Vermont was the only state in the country that had never elected a woman to Congress. Becca Balint, a Democrat, has now changed that.

Follow other results here. https://t.co/SfKIOlCpsi

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

I think it's cool to see organizations that don't have anything to do with politics understand the importance of voting and encourage citizens to vote!
#MC576

[MLB @MLB]

Election Day is today, November 8th. Step up to the plate, make your voices heard, and VOTE!

Visit https://t.co/JkprJaPZi9 to find your polling place.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@thelizparkes I love this Liz! The waiting period can be a very anxious time for some. A couple of my favorite forms of self care are exercising, hanging out with friends, and drinking coffee while journaling.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@ermadacia This is so exciting for our generation! It is crazy to think that he's just a few years older than me and already a member of the House of Representatives.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

As the polls are closing here in Kansas, I can't help but feel grateful to live in a country where I am able to vote! #MC576 #ElectionDay

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

Before you go vote today, use vote411 to learn what is on your ballot. Just type in your address and it will show you what is on your ballot. Remember, it's important to be an informed voter! #ElectionDay #MC576
https://t.co/fXJ05EU0v5

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@EdenBrockman @EmmaKasselman I feel like it would be wrong if TikTok were to not allow political advertisements on their platform.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

This article discusses political advertising on social media. One thing that I found interesting from the article is how social media ads has allowed smaller less funded campaigns a chance to reach an audience
w/out paying for expensive ads.
#MC576
https://t.co/0x3vP1lBgQ

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@thelizparkes Liz, I think you're right and that voter fraud will be on citizens minds as they vote in this election. It will be interesting to see the effects that all of the conversations about voter fraud and "stolen elections" will have.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@EdenBrockman This article was very interesting to read. I feel like this is such a complex idea that it is hard to think about. In some aspects I do agree with Lippmann but in other aspects I don't.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

This research article talks about how understanding communication is central to understanding how power is exercised in the world today. The article also talks about how much of our current political communication takes a problem solving approach. #MC576
https://t.co/Jw5zDWdwnR

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@rjiiiksu Rj, thanks for sharing. I didn't know that TikTok was implementing this. I think that it's a good way to prevent some of the misinformation, because it is not allowing it at all versus just censoring one side.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@SydneyKatharin Sydney, thank you for sharing! This article is a good source from a psychology website because we discussed in class how that's originally where the word framing comes from. This article is helpful in how it talks about framing in the media and the effects of framing.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

This website allows you to type in your address, and it shows you what will be on your ballot. It even has information for the candidates, and tells you when upcoming debates and forums are. This is helpful to learn more about local candidates!
#MC576

https://t.co/fXJ05EU0v5

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@SadieStock10 These two articles are a great example of framing. After briefly reading the articles you can see just how differently the two news outlets covered the same issue. It's very interesting to me!

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

@realCSCuesta Carson, thanks for sharing! I found the definitions on the differences to be helpful. I think it's important to understand that misinformation is not always intended to make people believe something that is false, sometimes it's unintentional.

[Taylor Lincoln @TaylorLincoln20]

https://t.co/ROGF0DOLFJ
This research article looks at where Americans are getting their news, which a majority is from digital devices. Though this research shows that Americans are still relying directly on news sources for this information versus social media. #MC576