Citizens’ participation in politics does not stop at voting on Election Day. Beyond simply encouraging voter turnout, some companies have gone one step further and facilitated other forms of political participation.
A second example concerns running for office. In past elections, Snapchat helped its users register to vote, but the company did not stop there. One year ago, it launched ainitiative to encourage its users to explore opportunities to get on the ballot. This portal allows users to filter local offices from school board to state representative by issue that they are interested in.
This is where businesses can play a key role. While most of our friends, social media contacts, family members, and even, support the same party, in contrast, the workplace is one of the rare places in which we interact and collaborate with individuals that we respect and admire, but who hold differing views. Discussions with political content or implications are bound to arise at work, particularly shortly before an election.
VinPons In some countries election days include a Sunday. 🤷🏻♂️
VinPons American's will travel halfway around the world to fight a war about democracy, yet will not walk across the street to vote
VinPons Oh I thought this was an onion article based on the title.
VinPons Promoting a headline that is as inane as that means you have officially hit rock bottom. Strategy obsession has relegated you to second-rate institution that cannot realize you are making fools of yourself.
VinPons By explaining to them that the democrat party is an evil force that believes in imaginary problems, pretends actual problems don’t exist and view people as members of races that may require their patronizing attention.