i hope it's just to get more voters in on the election, but it wouldn't surprise me if it has to do with the bottom line. most huge corporations don't get involved unless they can benefit from it
Clever move on their part. Makes the procedure a little more comfortable, a little more anonymous. Quite a contrast to the sometime holier-than-thou attitude precincts convey. If they show massive turnout results it could mean a B-I-G change in political strategy. Good question...
They probably believe that their customers believe the same as they do. There have been cases in the past of fake voter registration drives... But I do not think that they would do something so blatant.
You got that right.
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i hope it's just to get more voters in on the election, but it wouldn't surprise me if it has to do with the bottom line. most huge corporations don't get involved unless they can benefit from it
I bet it's something sinister, I really do not trust that company.Alas, they have too much damn money.
Plus, it would attract people to their stores... And while they are there, they might, I don't know, buy a jar of pickles or whatever they have there.
Clever move on their part. Makes the procedure a little more comfortable, a little more anonymous. Quite a contrast to the sometime holier-than-thou attitude precincts convey. If they show massive turnout results it could mean a B-I-G change in political strategy. Good question...
They probably believe that their customers believe the same as they do. There have been cases in the past of fake voter registration drives... But I do not think that they would do something so blatant.