Campaigns Mine Personal Lives to Get Out Vote

New York Times by Charles Duhigg | Oct. 14, 2012

The Obama and Romney campaigns are using the personal information of voters to, in effect, train people to go to the polls through subtle cues, rewards and threats. Full Story »

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