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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTERRIFYING CHART SHOWS HUGE SPIKE IN PEOPLE GOOGLING ‘WHO IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT?’
Talk about undecided!
http://bgr.com/2012/11/06/google-election-search-chart/
RagAss
(13,832 posts)We live in a word chock full of self absorbed idiots.
Barack_America
(28,876 posts)People who have traditionally sat out may be showing interest.
gollygee
(22,336 posts)So I googled. But I already voted so you can count me as decided! LOL
Ilsa
(61,695 posts)Names of Green Party candidates, etc. I hope they didn't wait this long to look at their ballots for the propositions. It's a little late for that research.
NightWatcher
(39,343 posts)with Cindy Sheehan as her VP
(insert jokes here)
Enrique
(27,461 posts)instead of asking at the polling place like I usually do.
gottavote
(106 posts)Explain. Repeat. Vote. GOTV GOTV.
RhettScarlett
(34 posts)Idiots voting? Who knows what they might do in there!
codjh9
(2,781 posts)maybe some of those people who never vote are thinking about it. But regardless, it's hard to believe ANYONE wouldn't at least know WHO was running. Massive barrages of ads in multiple types of media.
Smilo
(1,944 posts)they are not googling what day is election day.
mick063
(2,424 posts)You are writing a post and/or article. You wish to point out the effect of third party candidates on a close outcome.
Wait....you can't remember who the Green, Communist, or Whig party candidate is.
You Google "Who is running for President?"
Spike explained.
Use your noggins people.
SheilaT
(23,156 posts)Yesterday I was doing phone banking for the local Obama campaign, calling registered Democrats to remind them to vote if they hadn't already, and to remind them to support the Democrats.
One nice young woman told me with great enthusiasm that she'd done early voting a couple of weeks ago. So I said, "And I trust you voted for President Obama and the other democrats on the ballot."
She replied (in a very friendly and happy manner), "Oh, gosh, it was so long ago that I just can't remember who I voted for."
I thanked her for talking to me.
grasswire
(50,130 posts)From late nite TV. A joke comedy segment featured no-info undecided voters.
That's why you are seeing this question. They even asked it jokingly on MSNBC in the Alex Wagner segment.