@DC_DeWitt@nckevns Portman? The same Portman who headlined a bipartisan letter supporting Ukraine eliminating corruption, and then bit his tongue when Trump spread lies about Ukraine firing corrupt prosecutors? The Portman who put party before country?
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I knew they hacked the language, but I was still floored to see the actual language on my ballot for Issue one when I voted for it this morning. #YesOn1
“And in Ohio, there shall be a ‘Ballot Board’ that will write ‘ballot language.’”
“Not the actual language of the amendment, sir?”
“No. It will be the opposite. And the author of the language will be one of the gerrymandering politicians who expressly opposes the amendment.”
#YesOn1 #EndGerrymandering #BanGerrymandering
I talked to an Ohio voter who was quite upset: He says he was tricked by the ballot language & cast a vote opposing redistricting reform, when he intended to back it. The GOP-crafted summary tripped him up.
He's not alone: OH groups sounding alarm.
NEW: https://t.co/uylLwtnUPb
Since Ohio voters are confused bc politicians manipulated the ballot language:
Voting Yes on Issue 1 kicks the politicians out of redistricting and creates a citizens commission
Voting No on Issue 1 keeps the status quo of politicians drawing districts.
https://t.co/LNhb4CnXkM
@bart_denijs@DC_DeWitt Good pollsters do this seriously and professionally, and are more aware of sampling biases than you or I could ever hope to be. This doesn't mean all polls should be trusted. It means it is possible to create reliable polls. Scrutinizing them well requires a lot of education.
@bart_denijs@DC_DeWitt Because you only need a tiny sample of a large population to do a poll, so any individual's chance of being polled is VERY low. This older Pew Research suggested a 1-in-26,000 chance: https://t.co/rCUQ7wJQLY
@Alex_85S@Tayray_b I do.
From what I've read, it's because it's a capacitive button with haptics, so if you rest your finger on it, it's detected, and their software ignores it if it's detected for a long period (e.g. 30s).
I treat it like a physical button, but it's really a touchscreen.
@Alex_85S@Tayray_b This is correct, but this is a work around, not a solution. A turn signal should be able to be reliably activated so it can be done by instinct.