Sway believes in grassroots organizing over money in politics. As results come in, we're so excited to see races where candidates endorsed by our leaders won by margins less than the total number of their registered voter supporters in those districts!
We're highlighting those results in this thread, and publishing a full recap! See link below.
In these Texas races, multiple groups worked together to endorse the candidates currently leading!
CLOSE RACE ALERT
Texas House District 126 is currently tracking a 265 vote margin. 93 verified voters on Sway received a recommendation for the winner.
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The Mississippi Senate race is, of course, rapidly evolving, but 117 verified voters on Sway received a recommendation for Colom this week.
Up against 4 for Hyde-Smith.
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In a close school board race in Texas, the number of Sway verified voters in groups that endorsed the leading candidate exceeded that candidate's lead!
The Florida Congressional District 27 race is currently at a 77 vote margin, with 90.8% of votes counted.
We tend to think of politics as echo chambers, but 16% of Sway's users picked both a Democrat and a Republican somewhere on their ballot.
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Make sure to review your recommendations on Sway and add any last ones ... your group is voting! Your group's recs as of tonight will become your track record for the next election!
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We're excited our ballot parties have resonated across the country. Thanks @KQED for covering them!
In case you're curious, this is one of the ballot parties they covered! sway.co/sfpropositionparty
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Using his own voter guide for candidates who want to hold companies liable for their AIs' actions as an example, @apartovi explains how voters can use Sway guides to make sense of downballot races like Attorney General.
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"A medieval form of government with space-age technology. The most terrifying combination I can imagine."
@apartovi on @TuckerCarlson, and why civic tech is so important to work on right now.
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Interest groups like the NRA or Planned Parenthood can influence policy with large memberships that vote according to the group's voter guide. With Sway, anyone can run that playbook, as our cofounder @apartovi tells @TuckerCarlson

























