How Facebook Drove Voters to the Polls
A study of 61 million Facebook users says a 2010 voting message increased real-world turnout by 340,000 votes. Starting in 2008, Facebook started nudging people to vote by posting special reminders that say: “Today is Election Day.” These messages include a button that Facebook members can click to indicate they have voted—information that is in turn shared automatically with their friends. New re
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