What's interesting is that on the one hand, there's zero-expectation of voter privacy ("So who did you vote for?" is just as socially acceptable as, "So how much do you pay in rent?"), but on the other hand, no (media) polls are allowed to be published starting three days before the elections until the (actual voting) polls close on election day.
Thursday, April 11, 2019
Elections
Ema asked if I have anything to say about elections, so here's my response:
People sure do talk about them a lot!
What's interesting is that on the one hand, there's zero-expectation of voter privacy ("So who did you vote for?" is just as socially acceptable as, "So how much do you pay in rent?"), but on the other hand, no (media) polls are allowed to be published starting three days before the elections until the (actual voting) polls close on election day.
What's interesting is that on the one hand, there's zero-expectation of voter privacy ("So who did you vote for?" is just as socially acceptable as, "So how much do you pay in rent?"), but on the other hand, no (media) polls are allowed to be published starting three days before the elections until the (actual voting) polls close on election day.
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