With our recent topic of women and diversity emerging in politics, it’s present that the Biden administration is putting an emphasis of this for his cabinet and other high profile appointments. #MC576
President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris today announced new members of the White House staff who will serve in senior communications roles.
For the first time in history, these communications roles will be filled entirely by women.
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It’s easy to focus on the Presidential election, but there is also a battle for control of the Senate taking place. Democrats need a net gain of 4 seats to win control. #MC576#Election2020
With the large amount of early voting favoring Biden, Trump will require a large amount of Election Day voting to win Georgia who hasn’t voted Democrat since Bill Clinton #MC576
Georgia will be a heavy lift for Dems, says @PoliticoCharlie, even if the Atlanta suburbs are bolting the GOP. The state hasn’t voted for a Democratic presidential nominee since 1992.
Live analysis: https://t.co/SEQYGb7c1U
Live results: https://t.co/FJxz5dgyD3
#ElectionNight
With the possibility of the election results not being official by the end of the day. This is a reminder that this isn’t the first time, and actually happened in the last presidential election. #MC576#Elections2020
Regardless of your party affiliation, seeing record breaking voting turnout is a refreshing sight of people exercising their right to vote. #MC576#AmericaDecides2020
The reason is that the race remains close in most of the eight swing states we've identified as critical battlegrounds.
What’s clear, in the final days, is that the election will be decided on a swing state map unlike any from the past. Here's a look 👇 https://t.co/lpEhwQupWH
@SwoopeCheyenne I feel like every election year we hear that our generation could have the largest impact on elections. This is really cool that they explain all the possibilities to vote and raise awareness.
@HodgkinsonCiara During election years, there’s always a large push from the 18-24 demographic to vote. Although many years the overall turnout is the complete opposite.
.@AOC streamed the game Among Us on Twitch Tuesday night. By Wednesday morning, it was one of the most popular streams of all time. https://t.co/R7hCeHY1o1
@HodgkinsonCiara I think this is a great article that outlines all the outside voices influencing people. I find it hard to get on social media at times during an election year, due to the hostility from both sides.
Although this is not a article, this post is a great example of how social media has allowed public figures to voice their opinions at a larger level. With almost 15 million followers, Dwayne Johnson was able to reach an extensive amount of people voice his political thoughts.
As a political independent & centrist, I’ve voted for both parties in the past. In this critical presidential election, I’m endorsing @JoeBiden & @KamalaHarris.
Progress takes courage, humanity, empathy, strength, KINDNESS & RESPECT.
We must ALL VOTE: https://t.co/rZi1mxh8DC
@erickechegar I like how you covered the platforms encouraging voting registration throughout their applications. I definitely saw the advertising and awareness of National Registration Day happening a couple days ago.
This article outlines how social media platforms, such as Snapchat encouraged it’s users to register for the upcoming election. By informing their users, there was an overall record amount of registration applications that were sent in. #MC576
Youth-focused voter engagement organizations saw record high voter registration and engagement numbers on National Voter Registration Day https://t.co/j3Rn3U37QX
This article is framed for environmental reasonings. The purpose of the behavioral framing, is it bring awareness to the record amount of fires currently occurring in Oregon and California.
In Oregon, where 10 people are known to have died, the blazes have consumed double the yearly average acreage of the past decade https://t.co/Pxpc7JPV4x