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From a little while ago. What happens when you use government funds to pay community organizers to run a survey before a Presidential election using mail in ballots?
Wish people would have listened
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Wish people would have listened
#Nashville
@ValentineShow
@DanMandisShow
@TomiLahren
@TheTNStar
This is one of many similar surveys run across the country to establish how Cares Act funds were to be distributed. This wasn't just in Nashville.
Don't underestimate the reach and coordination of these non-profits and community organizations. They share software platforms with eachother, and share lists of people with collected personal data.
Take State Voices VAN (Voter Activation Network) as an example
Take State Voices VAN (Voter Activation Network) as an example
This is one of many similar surveys run across the country to establish how Cares Act funds were to be distributed. This wasn't just in Nashville.
This survey in particular admitted to collecting PII and putting it into the community activist applications. They also ran a brief survey through a very left leaning polling site in California.
So...why would they be using 2016 Pres vote information for Cares Act fund distribution?
Good question. Why would they?
Good question. Why would they?
2020 Federal election was just around the corner. This would be an excellent way to target individual voters for follow up and help with mail in votes. Or just voting in general.
Forget about the the Nashville's misuse of Cares Act funds for a moment. They spent half a million dollars for this.
This was about collecting demographics and voting information.
This was about collecting demographics and voting information.
So how could mail-in ballots be so tailored to one candidate?
Community organization and voter targeting sponsored via US tax dollars.
Community organization and voter targeting sponsored via US tax dollars.
