There is also some research showing this 'wisdom' of crowds in polling that theorizes if you ask someone who they think will win - versus who they support - the result will be more accurate prediction [1]
This article mentions "complacency" and "dejectedness" which are so sad to me and so prevalent among people under 40
I work in politics and hear online: why vote it doesn't matter, all politicians are bought for corporate stooges there are no differences between R and D.
There are valid critiques on these issues, but from my perspective this attitude is a cancer which benefits a conservative minority.
This article mentions "complacency" and "dejectedness" which are so sad to me and so prevalent among people under 40
I work in politics and hear online: why vote it doesn't matter, all politicians are bought for corporate stooges there are no differences between R and D.
There are valid critiques on these issues, but from my perspective this attitude is a cancer which benefits a conservative minority.